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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1941 volume:

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We chose this theme loecause we he- lieve nothing else so represents the Ameri- can ideal oi Working together. l-lands Work- ing together have produced this book and We now deliver it into your hands for your enjoyment. 4 . - WA WA STAFF Betty Byers ,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,....,. Editor-in-Chief Beverly Myers loe Welty .,........ Associate Editors Vern Glover. lcmelh LCWQH l ,,.,............. Assistant Editors lonn Hamilton f Balplri Wood ........................ Business Manager Eunice Knutson .......... ..,.............. A rt Editor - 5 aww 6 'X X L.0 fqzww X HX SAVNJX X SX Lf-A M1 XX X O Nz ,W W XX Q 1.. 13,119 4, X ' x X X ' .,5. X N XY,Qw.NRf'Q-.5. X XX .H ' -L X X X Nvalxiv X N Wvlllfflllyfl SN -53,0 XX .l In X xx XX ' if I um 'x PNG- XY. X A WM Y Q: X 1' V J -uuvv 1, I ff lf' I rqbna Maia We stand in acclaim through Years ot praise ancl tame, Thy honor and loyalty, be Thine eternally. Come sing loud our praises, Let echo forever on, All hail to Alma Mater, hail To Wenatchee l-liqh. Ma. Shaw 3:10 3:20 3:25 3:30 3:35 3:40 3:50 4:00 4:10 HANDS AT WORK Visited the stage at Memorial Park. Boys from our art, wood shop, and mechanical classes at work getting ready for the festival. Visited room 220. Hall outside and both rooms of the art suite busy with hands at work. Trotted down hall to room 208. More hands at work putting finishing touches on costumes for pageant. Stopped off at room 202. Electricians with hands at work get- ting the public address system ready for use at the park. Room 211. Typists putting out more copies of correct script for pageant. Their hands do work. School out for the day, but hands are still working, doing things, making things, changing things--hands directed by trained minds to Work with materials and produce the desired results. Out on the field for a few minutes. Boys at play: active bodies, jumping, running, throwing, swinging a racket- hands at work, building skills and controls. Baseball-more hands, feet, heads, all at workp archery, riflery,- brains again directing hands at work. Drum and bugle girls march by. Co-ordination, sprit, drive- doesn't it give all of us a feeling of satisfaction to see hands at work, directed toward completion of a specific job by minds trained for the job and convinced of the value of the job being done? MR. LLOYD VINCENT-Social Science. MR. WILLIAM GASSER-Social Science, Derby Club Advisor, Junior Advisor and Counselor, Yell Squads. MISS GRACE WIESTER-Social Science, History Forum. MISS MARGUERITE MILLS-English, Girls' Club News Bureau, Junior Ad- visor and Counselor. MISS ESTELLA KYNE-Latin, S. P. Q. R. Club, Senior Advisor and Counselor. MR. J. FRED ULERY-Social Science, Basketball Assistant, Track. MISS VIRGINIA SHIPEK-Foreign Lan- guages, English, Drum and Bugle Corps. MR. GEORGE McDOWELL - English, Journalism, Boxing, Wrestling, Apple Leaf, Assistant Advisor Gargoyle Club. MISS GRACE GORTON-Dramatics, Eng- lish, Dramatic Club. MR. LOUIS GRAFIOUS-English, Speech, Senior Advisor and Counselor, Debate, Junior Toastmasters' Club, Gargoyle Club. MR. DON LAIZURE-English, Sopho- more Advisor and Counselor, Archery Club. MISS PATTI PATTON-Psychology, Eng- lish, I-Ii Yu Club Advisor, Commence- ment Programs. h MRS. ELEANOR TETERS-English, P. G. Club Advisor, Girls' Club Advisor. MISS HONORA ZEIHER-English, Wa Wa Advisor, Sophomore Advisor and Counselor. 10 FACULTY MR. TOM LEVER-Social Science, Tennis, Rifle Club. MR. RALPH ALLISON - Mathematics, Archery Club. MISS DORIS MULLENiScience, Heinz gina, Honor Society, Red Cross Knitting U. I MISS RUTH ARLANDER-Mathemadcs, Girls, Club Advisor, Baccalaureate Ad- Vlsofl MISS ANNE LIBBY--Mathematics, Wa Wa Business Advisor, Processionals. MR. JAY ELLER-Science, Radio, Visual Education Director, Charge of P. A. Sys- tem. MR. T. LEONARD HENRICHSEN Ina picturel-English, Spanish, Junior Activ- ity Advisor, Los Buscadores. FACULTY MR. GORDON MELGREN-English, So- cial' Science. Camera Club, Junior Ad- , visor and Counselor, Toastmasters' Club. MISS MARY FRANK-Secretary to the Principal. MRS. VERE SNYDER DEVOE+Commer- cial, Advisor Business Staff Apple Leaf, Commencement Advisor. MR. E. F. EMINGERkScience. MISS PAULINE ALLMENDIN E G R-Sm cial Science, Physical Education, Health, Girls' Intramural Sports, Tumbling, Noon Dancing Class. MRS. HELEN TIBBITS CLARK-Dean of Girls, Registrar, Director of Guidance, Girls' Club Advisor. MR. REX SCOTT-Physical Education, Social Science, Football, Basketball. MR. HAIIRY R. RALPH--Baixd, Orchestra. MISS MARGARET MILLER-W. I-I. S. Library. MR. ERVING EASTON - Mechanical, Architectural, Engineering, Drawing, Air- plane Club, Stage Management. MRS. FERN COUSINEAU DUNCAN- Art, Advisor for Art Editor Wa Wa. MR. CLINTON E. SNYDER-Smith Hughes Auto Mechanics, Steel Shop, Rifle Club. MISS JANET ADAMS-Vocal Music, Har- mony, Girlsy Octet, Boys' Quartet. MR. JESSE HELM-Smith Hughes Agri- culture, F. F. A., All Ticket Sales. www MR. LEE HUGHES-Coxlmmercial, Foot- ball Assistant, Boys' Federation Advisor. MRS. JANET I-IOUTCI-IENS-Commen cial, P. K. Club Advisor, School Service. MISS GLADYS SELLECK-Home Eco- nomics. MISS RUBY POOL--I-Iome Economics, Girls' Club Cabinet Advisor. MR. D. F. MAI-IRT-Commercial, Senior Class Activity Advisor, Noon Dancing, Student Body Bookkeeper. 11 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Quinn Vfreas., , Miller QV. Pres., . Thalman fV. Pres.J , Kelly fSec.l . Parker fSec.J , Dorn fPrcs.l . Lyts fPres.l, McGee fTreas,j. EXECUTIVE BOARD fFall Semester-J Row 1. Row 2 Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Gregory, Lyts, Loqsffelbein, Thal- UIHII. Krueger. Woodward, B y e r s , Kelly, Maus, McGee, Nlunson, Hammond. EXECUTIVE BOARD fSpring Semesterj Dorn lPres.J, Krueger, McGee, Kavanaugh. Wagner. Woodward, Edwins. B. Miller IV. Presj, Ping, Quinn, fTreas.j, Crial, Stockv still, K. Spurgeon, Haney, Sper- line, Maus. Wiley, Munson, Parker fSec.j . LEGISLATUR Row 1. Row 2. llow 3. lVI1us, Row Ping, Plinl Linder. Hilscher, Wiley. Sho Bcall, Croll E CFnll Semester! e, Ogilvie, Downing :, Covington, Burns, Lyts, Oatey, Hartl up, Brown. ard, Wlxitte. Tull. 3 1 LEGISLATURE fsprlng Scmesterj Row 1. Sclumitten, B u r n s , Rudolph Ogilvie. Bock. Shoup, Brown Weythrnan, Wade. Row 2. Parker, Tarbert, Kinney. Bundy Woodrow, K e l ly , Hilscher, Downing. Row 3. Quinn, Wh tre, Stewart, Preston, Babst, Simlnn. Sexton, Loeffel- bein. Row 4. Dorn. Robinson. Brenner, Wat- kins. Shepard, Wesslen, Guthrie Row 5. Miller, Jolmns, Bills, Bohart Nlzuker. a Row Row Row Row I , Z 3. 4. HALL PATROL Kelly, Sharp. Gregory, Tunison Stewart. Borden, Kavanaugh Kingsolver, Raymond. Stockstill, Kronschnabel, Chase Thompson, Dunn, Graham, Hil scher, Cornwall, Dirting. Gerdes, Lockridge, Robinson Van Selus, Lisman. Lannoye Marr, Schoenziman, Marker. B l a lc i e , I-Iipskind, Gellatly Brown, Shelton, Sperline, Paclo shek. 13 N - A N ik VN 1 p X Qfy wgix w 'EW l .,, N P xQXQK4K4r1i nH5 4 if! J X x,f,4 . X Xix f I I I , I . G' gg C' X - H ., , ff N B, 4' CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1. McGee, Krueger, Welty. Row 2. Byers, Parker, Voss, Van Sclus. Hansen fno picture., 16 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1. Kavanaugh. Kelly. Row 2. Huffman, Hammond. S t o n e , Crial, Jessup. Row 3. Lolos. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Row 1. Templin, Spurgeon, Martin. Row 2. Byers, Garland, Hilscher, Quinn Ilarnes Barber Bill Barnard Shirley Benedict Kenneth Bergen Maribeth Berry Lois Bise Marion Bock Merl Bock Chet Bohart Oren Bonney Anita Bothell Betty Bowlsby Norma Boyles Marguerite Box Maxine Brawley Hoy Breiler Rose Mary Brenner Lloyd M. Brett Wilma Brisbine Helen Brown SENIOARS Audrine Adams Ray B. Adams George Adsitt Gladys Albrecht Esther Alexander Grace Ames Helen Amos Maxine Anderson SENIORS Lon Brown Wilina Brown Norman Brunton Ethel Bush Forest Bush Betty Byers Clark Calder Richard Cantrell Vera Caudill Gene Cobb Ray Cockruni Margaret Coonan Randall' Cooper Mimi Corner - Ioe Corrigan Dale Cosens Frances Covington Homer Crollard. f' Phyllis Cusick Alice Daane Roy Dailey Louise Daniels Don Danner Frank Danner Dave Davies Kyle Davis Carrol Day Ellen Demarest SENIORS Alice Vivian Dennerline Caroline De Ponty Christian Diede Ed Donaldson Carolyn Dore Lenore Yvonne Dorn Dorothy Duff Morley Dykkesten Gordon Dyrnent Phlorence Edwins Warren Elmer luanita Erskine Marie Etzkorn Leon Fears Dale Ferry Bill Fewkes Bette Pearl Foster Helen France Phillyce Erancies Nellie Frazier Fay Galbraith Stan Garrett Bob Garrison Don Gibbs Barbara Gilbert Everett Gill Bay Glann Vern Glover Irene Goldie Twyla Goldy . U.Q.f11vu- UJ.!'I.l'l C Mary Haney Bob Hanna Emma Hansen George Hansen Katheryn Hanson Violet Harden Carl Hartl Max Hays Mickey Heathman Everett Heetland Robert Hicks Barbara Hill X Bob Hill Bill Hilscher losephine Hindman Gladys Hizey Delores Hoqqatt Earl Hoqqatt Eleanora 'Horey Henrietta Horey 20 SENIORS Lila Goodwin William M. Graham Delbert Graham Don Graham Marion Greenslade Marion Greenwalt Bcrnell Gregory lrline Gustafson Gene Edward Guthrie Wilmabelle Hallett SEN IORS Gerald- Huber Wanda Huber Alys Hutchinson Billie lane Idle Daisy lngle Wayne Irwin Ioy Iero Perry Iones Charlotte Kiser Milo Kane Bess Kelly Ierry Kill Lyle King Doris Kingsley Mary Ellen Kintner Eunice Knutson A1 Kronschnabel Keith Krueger June Kuchenreuther Florence Kunkel Bill Lancaster lim Langshaw Virginia Leslie Bud Lester Kenneth Lindblad Lila Linder lasper Lockridge Bob Loeffelbein SENIORS Betty Love Mary Lowe loe Lyons Ice Lyts Linn McCarde11 Charles McCartney Lawrence McCoy Fred McGee Dorothy Malone Rose Mangold Peggy March Emerson Marr Kenneth Marr Virginia Maus Vernon Melton Eleanor Mickey Allan Miller Audrey Miller Bill Miller Cecelia Miller .Ln A ll ,4, Charlie Miller Clarice Miller Dorothy Miller Margaret Miller Marian Miller Dorothy Moe Pearl Montgomery Irene Moore Maxine Moore Charles Morse SENIORS Dick Munch Harold Murren Beverly Myers Marie Nelson Carl Nielson Mildred Niccum Willys Ott Elsie Paine Gracie Parker lim Parkhill Pat Parks Eugene Parsons Wayne' Parsons Ruth Pearson Roy Pedersen lack Perry Howard Peterson Iirn Peterson Beverly Ping Daryl Pom Arleau Vernon Prait Don Price Leland Pugsley Herbert Quinn Mildred Rader Paul Rader Floyd Rambo Ethel Ray SENIORS Iirn Ray Kenneth Ray Bob Rayburn lack Raymond Lawrence Reeves Marie Reeves Bob Richardson Lorraine Ritter Galen Robinson Don Ross Barbara Rowley Evelyn Ruble Dahlia Ruffle Marcella Sanford Bob Schafer Bessmarie Schille Merle Schons Betty Schuchardt lean Scott Bob Seqle Paul Sexton Helen Shearer Dick Simons Gerald Simons Wayne Simon Harry Slack Bud Smart Anna Mae Smith Iune Tillett Inez Mae Truitt Lyle Tunison Bob Upham Betty Io Van I-loose Cyril Van Selus Mary Vauqhri Clair Vickrey Virginia Voss Bill Waqner SEN IORS Mary lane Srnith Robert Smith Al Snyder Ellen Sornes Elinor Soule Herschel Sparks Bernacline Steele Opal Steele Betty Rae Sterley Clara Stewart Mabel Stewart Helen Stickel Margaret Stone Darold Storm Thomas Iohn Stockstill lr Lowell Sturtz Bert Sutherland Eva Templeton Bryce Thalman Lewis Tibbals V L Y , v, .. . W- .... ... .Y. 7-W SENIORS Calvin Waqner Charles Walker Ernest Walters lean Weaver Ioe Welty Neal Wentz Eugene Wesslen Wanda Wesslen lean Weythman Ieanne Whittemore Margaret Ann Wiley Doris Wilkinson lerry Williams Ilene Williams Ierry Winn Ralph Wood Ruth Woodruff Ruth Woodward Cecil Young Marjorie Zimmerman Robert Moon Virginia Boesch Lyle Landreth X x SENIOR ACTIVITIES AUDRINE ADAMS-Not Graduating. RAY B. ADAMS-Rifle Club, Stamp Club, Glee Club, Apple Leaf Staff, S. A. T. Salesman. Track, Apple Blossom Pageant, Boxing, Wrestling, Music Festival, Bells of Capistrano, Oui-Si Club, Orpheus, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To paramount to the height df success in whatever I may attempt. GEORGE ADSITT-Boys' Fed. AMB.: To become my boss's boss. GLADYS ALBRECHT-S. P. Q. R. Club, P. K. Club, Derby Club Vodvil. AMB.: To cure the sick of all their ills. Then come back to collect their bills. ESTHER ALEXANDER-Jr. Class Rep., Legislature, P. K. Club, Office Asst. AMB.: To be a private secretary and also to be a good roller skater. GRACE AMES-Honor Society, Girls' Club. AMB.: To be a very personal secretary to a hand- some boss. HELEN AMOS-Jr. Toastmasters' Club. ANIB.: To have an interior decorating shop. MAXINE ANDERSON--Hi Yu Club, Honor Society, Or- chestra, Spring Music Festival, Bowling. AMB.: Librarian in a public library. JAMES BARBER-Model Airplane Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To become an airplane pilot. BILL BARNARD-Not graduating. SHIRLEY BENEDICT-Basketball, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To sit on the tack of success and rise rapidly. KENNETH BERGEN-Honor Society, Pres. Home Room, Boysi Fed. AMB.: President of U. S.-1961 Democrat naturally. IVIARIBETH BERRY- -P. K. Club, Basketball. Badminton, Glee Club, Apple Leaf Staff, Clerical Com., Ushering Com., Northwest Music Ed. Conf. AMB.: To lead a happy life. LOIS BISE-Baseball, Basketball, Badminton, Swimming, Legislature, V. Pres. Freshman Class, Pres. Pep Board, Girls' Club Cabinet, Apple Leaf Staff, Wa Wa Staff, V. Pres. Honor Society, Hi Yu Club, Dramatic Club, Sr. Ex. Council. Commencement Com., Derby Club Voclvil, Jr. Sr. Prom. AMB.: To have just thirty seconds alone with Hitler and to be a soloist in the Russian Ballet. MARION BOCK-Hi Yu Club, Sr. Rep., Legislature, Basketball, Badminton, Baseball, Volleyball. AMB.: To be an air stewardess and to meet many interesting people. MERL BOCK-Wa Wa Rep., Honor Society, Jr. Sr. Prom, Hall Patrol, Pres. Home Room, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Have a good time-from a practical viewpoint of course. CHET BOHART-Football, Hall Patrol, S. A. T. Sales- man, Pres. Home Room, Sr. Class Council, Legislature, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To land a good paying job or a merry rich widow. OREN BONNEY-S. P. Q. R. Club, Model Airplane Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Esse unum e pluribus. ANITA BOTHELL-Transferred. BETTY BOWLSBY-Girls' Club Piper, Jr. Sr. Prom. AMB.: To learn to ski-standing up! NORMA BOYLES-Yell Queen, Drum and Bugle Corps, Glee Club. Sr. Council, Apple Leaf Staff, Heinz Club. P. G. Club, Bailminton, Derby Club Vodvil, Bowling Club. AMB.: To own a portable ice box. MARGUERITE BOX-P. K. Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, S. A. T. Rep., Ushering Com., Derby Club Vodvil, Pep Board, Bowling Club, Volleyball, Basketball. AMB.: To collect pennies. MAXINE BRAWLEY-Girls' Club, S. A. T. Salesman. AMB.: To see the world with my boss. ROY BREILER-V. Pres. F. F. A., F. F. A. Judging Team, Ground Squad, Boxing, Track. AMB.:-Home on the range. ROSE MARY BRENNER-P. K. Club, Girls' Club Cab- inet. AMB.: Travel after leaving W. H. S. LLOYD M. BRETT-Treas. F. F. A., Track, Ground Squad, F. F. A. Judging Team, Basketball, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be or not to be. WILMA BRISBINE-Girls' Club. AMB.: Live alone. HELEN BROWN-Basketball, Sr. Rep., Glee Club, Dra- matic Club, S. A. T. Salesman. AMB.: Dr. of V. D. M. LON BROWN-Constitutional Convention, Legislature, Hall Patrol, Ski Club, Hi Y. AMB.: Lost. WILMA BROWN-Girls' Club, Heinz Club. AMB.: Travel-Be an artist. NORMA BRUNTON-Track, Boys' Fed., Glee Club, Volleyball, Handball. AMB.: Not ambitious. ETHEL BUSH-Chm. Library. AMB.: To be a loyal citizen of the good old U. S. A. FOREST BUSH-Distribution Mgr. Apple Leaf. AMB.: Theologian. BETTY BYERS-Sec. Hi Yu Club, Sec. Girls' Club, V. Pres. Jr. Class, Sec. Sr. Class, Editor Wa Wa, The While Town's Talking, S. A. T. Salesman, Honor gociiy, D. A. R. State Rep., Derby Club Vodvil, Pep 031' . AMB.: Must a person have one? CLARK CALDER-Band, Orchestra, Rifle Club, Movie Operator. AMB.: Ambulance driver in the army. First-aid instruc- tor in the same. RICHARD CANTRELL-Glee Club, Toastmasters' Club, Orchestra, Chorus, N. C. W. Festival. AMB.: To explain nothing because my friends don't need it and my enemies won't believe it. VERA CAUDILL-Capt. Volleyball, Capt. Baseball, Basketball. AMB.: To be a Navy Nurse. GENE COBB-S. P. Q. R. Club, Boxing Club, Legislature, Hall Patrol, Wrestling Club, Honor Society, Pres. Home Room, S. A. T. Salesman, Jr. Sr. Prom, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be a famous surgeon--not of people, but o'f animals. RAY COCKRUM-Wa Wa Rep., Boys' Fed. AMB.: To keep out of the Army. MARGARET COONAN-Girls' Club. AMB.: To be a good stenographer. RANDALL COOPER-Tennis Club, Rifle Club, Honor Society, Pres. Ski Club, Pres. Hi-Y, Sr. Program Com., Jr. Editor Wa Wa, S. P. R. Club, Orpheus Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be a chemical engineer. MIMI CORNER-Honor Society, Pres. P. G. Club, Apple Leaf, Glee Club, V. Pres. Orpheus, Dramatic Club, Derby Club Vodvil, V. Pres. Girls' Club, Execu- tive Board, Apple Blossom Queen, S. P. Q. R. Club, Aedile, Chm. jr. Sr. Prom, Apple Blossom Pageant. AMB.: Need we be ambitious? Things always happen anyway. SENIOR ACTIVITIES JOE CORRIGAN-Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be the first president to run for fourth term, if Roosevelt doesn't beat me. DALE COSENS-Boys' Fed. AMB.: Glamour girl reviewer. FRANCES COVINGTON-V. Pres. and Sec. P. K. Club, Legislature, Pep Board, Girls' Club Cabinet, Jr. Sr. Prom, Sr. Announcement Com. AMB.: To show the 'baker' a good time-in a practical way. HOMER CROLLARD-Pres. Derby Club, Pres. Orpheus Club, Pres. Home Room, Jr. Class Ex. Com., Honor Society, Dramatic Club, S. P. Q. R. Club, Ski Club, Wa Wa Salesman, Night of January 16th, Derby Club Vodvil. AMB.: Professional golfer. PHYLLIS CUSICK-Hi Yu Club, Orchestra, Basketball, Badminton, Tumbling, Baseball, Play Day. AMB.: My ambition is to be an air stewardess if I am tall enough. ALICE DAANE-Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball, Girls' Club, Ushering Com. AMB.: To be a private secretary. ROY DAILEY-Chm. Study Hall, V. Pres. Freshman Class, News Ed. and Editor Apple Leaf, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Control the stock market and have a son like 4 John Hinrichs. LOUISE DANIELS-Girls' Club, Forensic Club, Basket- ball, Badminton. AMB.: To marry and be an ideal wife And to be happy the rest of my life. DON DANNER-Football, Boxing, Softball, Bells of Capistrano, Legislature. AMB.: Never to have to collect unemployment in- surance. FRANK DANNER-Boys' Fed. AMB.: To draw Old Age Pension. DAVE DAVIES-Baseball, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be the Prince of Wales. KYLE DAVIS-Glee Club, Bells of Capistrano, Track, Archery Club. AMB.: To sing .my way into the future. CARROL DAY-Sr. Council, Glee Club, Chorus, Boys' Feb. AMB. :To major in Agriculture and operate my father's farm in the Middle West. ELLEN DEMAREST-S. P. Q. R. Club, Honor Society. Clerical Com., Ushering Com., Sr. Council, Hi Yu Club, Badminton. AMB.: To earn a million by doing nothing. ALICE VIVIAN DENNERLINE-Legislature, Service Com., Basketball, Library Asst., Jr. Rep., Girls' Club. AMB.: To be a faithful witness of Jehova God and His Kingdom. CAROLINE DE PONTY-Treas. P. K. Club, Flag Twirlvr Girls .Drum and Bugle Corps, Girls' Club. AMB.: To be a hostess in B. Hill's hotel. CHRISTIAN DIEDE- B Squad Basketball, Kitten Basketball, Senator Boys' Fed., Track. AMB.: Become Dictator of Mexico! Or secretary to Hedy Lamarr. ED DONALDSON-Hi-Y Club, Pres. Dramatic Club, Wa Wa Staff, Wa Wa Rep., S. A. T. Salesman, Christ- mas Assemblies, Track, Sr. Program Com., Legislature, Pres. Home Room, Derby Club Vodvil, Song Leader, Night of January 16th, The Whole Town's Talk- ing, Apple Blossom Pageant, S. P. R. Club, Aedile. AMB.: To teach Mr. Eller all about fourth-dimensional cosmic analytics through the 67th degree func- tion of differential equations. CAROLYN DORE-Drum and Bugle Corps, Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball, Tumbling Team, Pal Com., I-Ii Yu Club, Derby Club Vodvil, Wa Wa Rep., S. P. Q. R. Club, Aedile and Scriptor, Sr. Announcement Com., Softball. AMB.: To have just loads of friends and to he happy, as happy as I can be. LENORE YVONNE DORN-Editor Piper, P. G. Club, History Club, Chm. Clubroom, Clubroom Com. AMB.: Not my ultimate aim-in-life but-Minimunx price per portrait-S500 to 51000. DOROTHY DUFF-P. K. Club, Pep Board, Library Ssst., Derby Club Vodvil, Sr. Rep., Girls' Club, Pal om. - AMB. To have my beauty shop next to 1osie's millincry shoppe. MORLEY DYKKESTEN-Band, Orchestra, Baseball, Boys' Fed., Spokane Music Festival, Pep Band, District Music Festival, Band Com., Apple Blossom Pageant, Ping Pong, Softball. AMB.: To graduate from college. GORDON DYMENT-Reporter F. F. A., F. F. A. Judg- ing Team, Boys' Fed., Ground Squad, Track. AMB.: There's something about a sailor. PHLORENCE EDWINS-Sr. Council, Ex. Com., Sr. Program Com., Sec. Treas. Dramatic Club, P. G. Club, Girls' Club Program Chm, Derby Club Vodvil, The While Town's Talking, Apple Blossom Pageant, Bells of Capistrano. AMB.: Be shark-food for the South Sea sharks. WARREN ELMER-Pres. Home Room, Boys' Fed., Thanksgiving Project. AMB.: Bei a secretary to a millionaire preferably a a y. JUANITA ERSKINE-Basketball, Girls' Club, Pal Com., Library Asst. AMB.: To be a nurse or beauty operator. MARIE ETZKORN-S. P. Q. R. Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Girls' Club Rep., Derby Club Vodvil, P. K. Club, Tennis, Swimming. AMB.: To come back to high school and be a pro- fessor of English. LEON FEARS-Baseball, Track, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be some kind of an engineer and also to be a good sweet house husband. DALE FERRY-Not graduating. BILL FEWKES-Chief Movie Operator, Radio, Public Address System. AMB.: Electrical engineer or machinist. BETTE PEARL FOSTER-Athletic Board, Badminton lsingles Champl, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Di- rector Athletic Dept., V. Pres. Pep Board, Pres. Hi Yu Club, Commencement Com., Sr. Council, Derby Club Vodvil, Pres. Home Room, Prom Com., Chr. Art and Decoration Com., S. P. Q. R. Club, Apple Blossom Pageant. AMB.: To be a feminine Rex Scott! HELEN FRANCE-Glee Club, Girls' Club, Sophomore Rep., Basketball. - AMB.: To be another destroyer in the Navy. PHILLYCE FRANCIES-jr. Class Council. Sr. Class Council. Basketball, Volleyball, Pres. Home Room, Ap- ple Leaf Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Com., Chm. Study Hall, Tennis, Swimming, S. A. T. Salesman. AMB.: To own an exclusive clothing store! lMen's.J NELLIE FRAZIER-Girls' Club, S. P. Q. R. Club. AMB.: To have a nice home. FAY GALBRAITH-Hi Yu Club, Honor Society, Library Asst., Orchestra, Capt. Girls' Bowling Team, Spring Music Festival. AMB.: To see America is my ambition, but a secretary will be my profession. STAN GARRETT- B Squad Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Boys' Fed., Boxing, Hi Y Club. AMB.: To have a wife in every port and be a pro- baseball player and boxer. BOB GARRISON-Basketball, Track, Boxing, S. P. Q. R. Club. AMB.: Perfect an invisible wig. SENIOR ACTIVITIES DON GIBBS-Legislature, F. F. A. Club, S. A. T. Sales- man, Boxing, Track, Boys' Fed, AMB.: Run for President on Communism ticket against Roosevelt in 1964. iI'm headin' for thelwagon, boys, these ambitions are a killin' me. BARBARA GILBERT-Girls' Club, S. P. Q. R. Club, Sr. Council. AMB.: To live as God intended man to live. EVERETT GILL- B Squad Basketball, Apple Leaf Ealfsman, S. A. T. Salesman, Pres. Home Room, Boys' e . AMB.: To be a mechanic. RAY GLANN-Camera Club, Circulation Mgr. Apple Leaf, Boys' Fed. AMB.: I want to be a flyer. VERN GLOVER-Rifle Club, Wrestling, Orchestra, Wa Wa Staff, Boys' Fed., Apple Blossom Pageant. AMB.: Hedy Lamarr. IRENE GOLDIE-Pres. Heinz Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Serving Com., Scrapbook Com. AMB.: To be a nurse. TWYLA GOLDY-Apple Leaf, Girls' Club Piper, Princess Palisades '40, Library Asst., Badminton. AMB.: To sit on the boss's lap. LILA GOODWIN-P. K. Club, Glee Club, Honor So- ciety, Chm. Clerical Com. Girls' Club, Derby Club Vodvil, Girls' Club Piper, AMB.: To break an entirely new set of dishes upon a cement floor. WILLIAM M. GRAHAM-jr. Sr. Prom, Football, Track, Basketball, Hall Patrol, Apple Leaf Sales, S. A. T. Rep., Pres. Toastmasters' Club, Sr. Rep., Boys' Senate, Hi Y Club, Legislature, Varsity Ball. AMB.: A good job and no foolin'. DELBERT GRAHAM--Boys' Fed. AMB.: I wanna be a bum. DON GRAHAM-Basketball, Baseball, Tennis. AMB.: Retire at twenty-one. MARION GREENSLADE-Camera Club, Band, Apple Lea'f Sales. AMB.: I want to be a U. S. Marine. MARION GREENWALT-Heinz Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, P. K. Club. AMB.: To be healthy, wealthy and wise. BERNELL GREGORY-Pres. Glee Club, Honor Society. Ex. Com., Chief Panther Guard, Boys' Sextet, Boys' Quartet, Football, Baseball, Sr. Council, Legislature, Madrigal Group, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To go on to college and take vocal lessons. IRLINE GUSTAFSON-Pres. Home Room, Sport Activi- ' ties, Thanksgiving project. AMB.: To join the Army. GENE EDWARD GUTHRIE-Pep Band, Campus Trou- badcrs, Penticton Trip, Orchestra, Trumpet Quartet, Legislature, Honor Society, N. C. W. Music Conf., All Northwest Music Conf., S. A. T. Rep., Hi Y Club, Melodeers. AMB.: To make a success in some line of aviation. WILMABELLE HALLETT-Ushering com., B.n.1T E chestra, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps. AMB.: To visit the Hawaiian Islands. MARY HANEY-P. G. Club, Apple Leaf Ed. Staff, Pres. Gargoyle Club, Business Mgr. Apple Leaf, K. P. School Reporter, Derby Club Vodvil, Ex. Council, Rifle Club, Oui-Si Club, Legislature, Apple Blossom Pageant. Girls' Swimming Team, Badminton, Jr. Sr. Prom. . AMB.: All I ask of life is a cubby hole a tele- type a typewriter and a telephone. BOB HANNA-Track, Basketball, Hi Y Club. AMB.: Ambitionless. EMMA HANSEN-Legislature, Sec. Treas. Jr. Class, V. Pres. Sr. Class, Student Leaders and. Journalist Conf., Pres. Girls Club, V. Pres, Hi Yu Club, Apple Blossom Princess, Derby Club Vodvil, Honor Society. AMB.: Be an old maid. iIt won't be hard.l If this is changed woe be Betty Byers. GEORGE HANSEN-S. Pj Q. R. Club, Legislature, Toastmasters' Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Ministrari, sed non ministrare. KATHRYN HANSON-Girls' Club, Swimming, Tennis. AMB.: I want to see my country first, and then- what is every girl's ambition? VIOLET HARDEN-Honor Society, Treas. P. K. Club, S. P. Q. R. Club, Aedile, History Forum, Sr. Council, Derby Club Vodvil, S. A. T. Rep., Apple Blossom Princess, Senior Cap 86 Gown Com. AMB.: To be a nurse and bring happiness to others as well as myself. CARL HARTL-P. A. System, Mike and Key Radio Club, Naval Communication Reserve. AMB.: To get my radio ham ticket. MAX HAYS-Not graduating. MICHAEL GLENN' HEATHMAN-Pres. Home Room, Legislature, Hi Y Club, Yell Leader Two Years, Drama- tic Club Skit. AMB.: Go out with all the pretty girls in school. EVERETT HEETLAND-Boys' Fed. AMB.: Electrical Engineer. Go to all the states in America. JAMES ROBERT HICKS-Baseball, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To become a professional baseball player or to become a diesel engineer. BARBARA HILL-Sr. Rep., Clerical Com., Ushering Com., Volleyball, Swimming Team, Honor Society, S. P. R. Club, Apple Blossom Princess. AMB.: To own a hotel. BOB HILL-F. F. A., Boys' Fed., Nominating Com. AMB.: To be a draftsman without getting in the Army. BILL HILSCHER-Chm. Study Hall, Football A and B Squads, Hall Patrol, Hi Y Club, Sr. Rep., Boys' Fed., Legislature, Apple Blossom Pageant, The Whole Town's Talking. AMB.: To become a cattle buyer or a photographer. JOSEPHINE HINDMAN-Derby Club Vodvil, P. K. Club, Library Asst., Pal Com. AMB.: To have my millinery shoppe next to Dotty's beauty shop. GLADYS HIZEY-Not graduating. DELORES HOGGATT-Check Up Com., Bulletin Board Com. AMB.: I want to be an artist or to marry a millionaire. EARL HOGGATT, Jr.--Glee Club, Chm. Library, Chm. Main, Ping Pong. AMB.: To sell iceboxes to Eskimos. ELEANORA HOREY-Treas. Hi Yu Club, History Forum, Clerical Com., Chm. Ushering ,Com., Girls' Club Piper, Derby Club Vodvil, Glee Club, Announce- ments. AMB.: To keep the books balanced. HENRIETTA HOREY-S. A. T. Salesman, Legislature, Madrigal Group, Jr. Council, Glee Club, Chm. Check Up Com., Ushering Com., History Forum, Treas. Hi Yu Club, Derby Club Vodvil, Badminton, Basketball, Base- ball, Volleyball. ' ' AMB.: 'To find out who Yehudi is and hook him. iMaybe.l GERALD HUBER-Glee Club, Bells of Capistrano, Boys' Fed., Track, B Squad Football, Boxing. AMB.: To conquer and hold a certain cute brunette. WANDA HUBER-Heinz Club, Girls' Club. AMB.: I want to make homely women beautiful. SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALYS HUTCHINSON--Girls' Club, North Central Music Conference, Orchestra, Library, Transferred from Sunnyslope. AMB.: Playing the violin in an orchestra on a cruiser and see the world as well. BILLIE JANE IDLE--Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball. Girls' Club, Tumbling, Baseball, P. K. Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Bowling Club, Decorating Com. AMB.: To design clothes-for women. DAISY INGLE-Girls' Club, Ushering Com. AMB.: To become a beauty parlor operator. WAYNE IRWIN-Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be a fire insurance salesman at the North Pole. JOY JERO-Glee Club, Office Attendant. AMB.: To have enough money to buy all the crystal and pottery that I want and to have time to sit and look at it all day. PERRY JONES-Boys' Fed. AMB.: To get out of dear old W. H. S. CHARLOTTE KISER-Girls' Club. AMB.: To roller skate around the world. MILO KANE-Ski Club, Boxing, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To hike to Alaska. BESS KELLY--V. Pres. P. G. Club, Dramatics Club, Camera Club, Honor Society, Derby Club Vodvil, Leg- islature, Sr. Council, Jr. Sr. Prom, Night of January 16th, The Whole Town's Talking, Sec. Student Body, Pres. Girls' Club, Rep. Leaders' and Journalists' Conf., Commencement Com., S. P. R. Club Scriptor. AMB.: To find a good one-and hang on. JERRY KILL-Basketball. AMB.: To fly in the U. S. Navy. A LYLE KING-Basketball, First Aid, Jr. Toastmasters'. AMB.: To become an expert machinist. DORIS KINGSLEY-S. A. T. Salesman. AMB.: To go to the Multnomah School of the Bible. MARY ELLEN KINTNER-Hi Yu Club, Penticton Trip, Concert Mistress Orchestra, Apple Blossom Pageant, S. P. Q. R. Club. 1 AMB.: To be happy always. EONICE KNUTSON-P. K. Club, Sec. and Treas. Dra- matic Club, Honor Society, Pep Board, Badminton, Basketball, Jr. Sr. Prom. Night of January 16th, Leg- islature, Art Ed. Wa Wa, Wa Wa Rep., The Whole Town's Talking. AMB.: Not to live in a garret. ALAN KRONSCHNABEL-Legislature, Apple Leaf Rep., Pres. Home Room, Campus Troubadors, Derby Club Vodvil, V. Pres. Derby Club, V. Pres. Student Body, Baseball, Jr. Basketball Mgr., Penticton Trip, Executive Board, Orpheus Club, S. P. R. Club, Aedile, Assem- bly Com., Apple Leaf. AMB.: To own and run a night club while President of the United States. KEITH KRUEGER-S. P. R. Club, Jr. Toastmasters', History Club, Debate Mgr., Debate, Tennis Team, Executive Board, Pres. Sr. Class, Honor Society, Boys' ASI:ate,dStudent Leaders' Conf., Winner U. of W. Speech war . AMB.: To accomplish something original. JUNE KUCHENREUTHER-Transferred from Lynden, Debate, Jr. Toastmasters', Girls' Club, Pageant. AMB.: To get paid for being a stenographer. FLORENCE KUNKEL-Northwest Music Conf., Spring Musical Festival, Orchestra, P. K. Club, Library Asst., Cashmere Concert, Basketball. AMB.: To travel the four corners of the earth. BILL LANCASTER-Boys' Fed. AMB.: Not ambitious. JIMMY LANGSHAXV-Assemblies. AMB.: To become a good roller skater. VIRGINIA LESLIE-Legislature, Sr. Rep., Girls' Club, Basketball, Badminton, Executive Board. Honor Society. AMB.: Live to learn, and learn to live. BUD LESTER-Archery Club, Basketball, Football Mgr.. Baseball, Hi Y Club, Tennis, Boys' Fed., S. A. T. Sales- man. AMB.: Street cleaner in Venice. KENNETH LINDBLAD-S. P. Q. R. Club. Debate. AMB.: Either a mining engineer or a metallurgical engineer. More probably the former. LILA LINDER-Not Graduating. JASPER LOCKRIDGE-Camera Club, Library Asst., Boys' Fed. Senator. AMB.: To get out of Wenatchee and join the Navy. BOB LOEFFELBEIN-S. A. T. Salesman, Home Room Rep., Executive Board, Study Hall Chm., S. P. R. Club, Honor Society, Apple'Leaf Staff, Yell Leader, Jr. Sr. Prom, Legislature, Boys' Fed., Capt. B Squad Basketball, Capt, Handball Squad, Capt. Softball Team, Capt. Volleyball Team, Tennis, Badminton, Baseball, Sports Ed. Wa Wa. AMB.: To earn my way through the doghouse-my home. BETTY LOVE-Transferred. LOWE-Girls' Club, Glee Club, S. P. Q. R. U . AMB.: To be a surgical nur-se. JOE LYONS-Baseball, Legislature. AMB.: To build airplanes. Go to the South Sea Islands. , JOE LYTS-Football, Baseball, Basketball, Pres. and Treas. Derby Club, Legislature, Apple Leaf Staff, Derby Club Vodvil, Boys' Fed. Senator, Pres. Jr. Class, Pres. Student Body, Pres. Home Room. AMB.: Be as famous as Babe Ruth and get more money than Joe De Maggie and be as happy as can be. HQRCRY LINN McCARDELL- B Squad Football, Boys' E . AMB.: I'm a fatalist. CHARLES MCCARTNEY-Boys' Fed., Baseball, Softball, S. A. T. Salesman, Basketball.- AMB.: To see the sports world. t LAWRENCE McCOY-Boys' Fed., Tumbling. AMB.: To grow and get out of Wenatchee. FRED MCGEE-Football, V. Pres. and Treas. Derby Club. Treas. Study Body, Treas. Sr. Class, Sr. Council, Boys' Fed. Senator, Derby Club Vodvil, Pres. Home Room, Legislature, Orpheus Club, Hall Patrol. AMB.: To beat the draft. DOROTHY MALONE-Sec. 10B Class, Badminton, Base- ball, Basketball, Volleyball, Tumbling, Pres. Home Room, Legislature, Wa Wa Rep., S. A. T. Salesman, Rifle Club, Chm. Girls' Club Room, Drum and Bugie Corps, Office Asst., Library Asst., Glee Club, Nominat- ing Convention, The Whole Town's Talking, Jr. Toastmasters' Club. AMB.:-To be the guiding light in Uncle Sam's Army. ROSE MANGOLD-Girls' Club, Pres. Home Room, Glee Club, Legislature, Princess East Wenatchee. AMB.: Dance my way to fame. MARGARET GRACE MARCH-Girls' Club, S. P. Q. R. Club, Derby Club Vodvil, P. G. Club. AMB.: To be a millionaire's darling. EMERSON MARR-Sr. Rep., B Squad Basketball, B Squad Football, Boys' Fed., Orpheus Club, Glee Club, Archery Club, Jr. Toastmasters' Club. AMB.: Learn as many trades as I Cah. ' KENNY MARR-S. A. T. Salesman, Buys' Ft-tl. AMB. To build dream houses. SENIOR ACTIVITIES VIRGINIA MAUS-Honor Society, S. P. Q. R. Club. Tribune, Sr. Council, Social Coordinator, Sec. Treas., V. Pres.. Pres. Dramatic Club, The Night of January l6th. Editor Apple Leaf, Pres. Camera Club, Sec. H Treas. Pep Board, P. G. Club. Legislature, Apple Blos- som Princess. Dir. Community Service Girls' Dept., Derby Club Vodvil, Nominating Convention. AMB.: To find an ambitionil VERNON MELTON-Track, Treas. Model Airplane Club, Sr. Class Rep., Announcement Com., Apple Blossom Pageant. Library Asst., Chm. Study Hall, Boys' Fed. AMB.: A diesel engineer on the Great Northern R. R. ELEANOR MICKEY-Girls' Club. AMB.: School teacher. ALLAN MILLER-Track, Basketball. Softball. Volleyball, Band, Orchestra, Archery Club, Handball, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To travel the right way. AUDREY MILLER-Girls' Club. AMB.: I think that keeping Opal out of trouble will keep me busy, but not happy. BILL IVIILLER-Legislature, Pres. Home Room. The Night of January l6th, Orpheus Club, Ski Club, Debate Club, Pres. Hi Y Club, Derby Club Vodvil, S. A. T. Salesman, V. Pres. Student Body, S. P. Q. R. Club, Junior Consul, Jr. Toastmasters' Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Live in a tree and eat bananas. CECSEEIA MILLER-Transferred from Sunnyslope, Girls' Ll . AMB.: Naughty boys and spitballs will I have to I contjnd, for teaching school is my forward tren . CHARLIE MILLER-Sr. Rep., Boys' Fed.. Softball, B Squad Basketball. AMB.: I want to be a play boy. CLARICE MILLER-Hi Yu Club, Derby Club Vodvil, Gargoyles, History Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ed. Girls' Club Piper, AMB.: To be a successful author. DOROTHY MILLER-Basketball, Baseball, Badminton. Volleyball, Swimming, Tumbling, Rifle Club, School Dance Band, Orchestra, Band, Bowling, Jr. Rep., Derby glulg Vodvil, Jr. Sr. Prom, Chm. Study Hall, P. K. U. . AMB.: To fly over the world in an Army pursuit Plane with my skis, swimming suit, and gun beside me. MARGARET MILLER-Girls' Club, Christmas Com. AMB.: To go to Hawaii and see the Hula dancers. MARIAN MILLER-S. P. Q. R. Club, History Club, Volleyball, Tumbling, Badminton, Girls' Club. AMB.: To see America first. DOROTHY MOE-Transferred. PEARL MONTGOMERY-S. P. Q. R. Club, Honor So- ciety. Girls' Club. AMB.: To teach green horseback riders that the left side is the right side, and the right side is the wrong side. Amen! IRENE MOORE-Derby Club Vodvil, Honor Society, Pres., Sec. P. K. Club, Jr. Sr. Prom, Sr. Council, Wa Wa Rep., Pep Board, Girls' Club. AMB.: To be as happy in my future years as I have been in the past. MAXINE MOORE--Transferred from Vancouver, Wash. AMB.: Something big in the typing world. CHARLES MORSE-Legislature, Derby Club, S. P. R. Club, Aedile, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Tahiti, here I come! DICK MUNCH-Not Graduating. HAL MURREN-Basketball, Track, Finance Com., Leg- islature. AMB.: Become an acoustical engineer. BEV MYERS-Associate Ed. Wa Wa, Apple Leaf Staff, Dramatic Club, Rifle Club, Debate, Oui Si Club, Or- pheus Club. Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Sr. Council, Pres. P. K. Club, Pres. Pep Board, Derby Club Vodvil, Swimming. Jr. Toastmasters' Club. AMB.: To be an old maid. MARIE NELSON-Transferred from Sunnyslope, S. P. Q. R. Club, Office Asst., Girls' Club. AMB.: Teaching the kiddies their A. B, C's. CARL NIELSEN-Boys' Fed., Ground Squad. AMB.: Uncle Sam here I come! MILDRBD NICCUM-Tennis, Heinz Club, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Tumbling, Swimming, Rifle Club, Volleyball. Athletic Director of Girls' Club. AMB.: To be an excellent physical education director. WILLYS FRANCES OTT-Clerical Com., Girls' Club Room Chm., Hi Yu Club, Derby Club Vodvil, Bells of Capistrano, Honor Society, Apple Blossom Pageant. AMB.: A Hostess on a battleship. ELSIE PAINE--Girls' Club Piper, Girls' Club. AMB.: To become a champeen swimmer. GRACIE PARKER'-Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, V. Pres. P. G. Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, V. Pres. Sr. Class, Bells of Capistrano, Sec. Student Body, Sr. Program Com. AMB.: Lots of ambitions, namely to do a Christe ' super excellent. I JIM PARKHILL--Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be President as long as Roosevelt. PAT PARKS-Sec. P. G. Club, Girls' Club, V. Pres. Pep Board, Derby Club Vodvil, Honor Society, Oui Si Club, Camera Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Assembly Com., Apple Leaf Staff, Jr Sr. Prom, Rifle Club. AMB.: I wanna be a G man or else a cowboy, I betcha. EUGENE PARSONS- B Squad Basketball, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be a sailor in the Swiss Navy. WQYIIE PARSONS-Football, Tumbling, Orchestra, an . AMB.: To settle down and try to be an artist-and make money doing it. RUTH PEARSON-Scrap Book Com. Girls' Club, Pres. Home Room. AMB.: To have a happy life. ROY PEDERSEN-Band, Stage Mgr., Boys' Fed. AMB.: Learn to fly a plane. Your guess is as good as mine. JACK PERRY-Baseball, B Squad Basketball, B Squad Football, Legislature, Ri'fle Club. AMB.: Be an architect in Los Angeles. HOWARD PETERSON-Honor Society, S. P. R. Club, Archery, Boys' Fed., Jr. Toastmasters' Club, Apple Leaf Staff. AMB.: To sell ice-boxes to the Eskimos. JIM PETERSON-Not graduating. BEVERLY PING-Tumbling Team, Legislature, Wa Wa Rep., Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, P. G. Club, Exe- cutive Board, Honor Society, Girls' Club. AMB.: To draw people. DARYL POM ARLEAU-Badminton, Basketball, Volley- ball, Girls' Club, Tumbling, Baseball, Bowling Club. AMB.: To own and operate the largest Dude Ranch ' in the Northwest. VERNON PRATT-S. A. T. Salesman, Honor Society, Boys' Fed., Apple Leaf Bookkeeper, Wrestling. AMB.: To be a C. P. A. DON PRICE--Baseball, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Find a rich old widow with millions. LELAND PUGSLBYiBoys' Fed., Glee Club, Jr. Toast- masters' Club, The Wlxole Town's Talking, Archery Club, S. P. R. Club, Orpheus Club. AMB.: Keep our of the draft. ' 31 SENIOR ACTIVITIES HERB QUINN-Treas. Student Body, Baseball, Track, B Squad Basketball, Hi Y Club, Executive Board, Legislature, Nominating Convention. AMB.: I just want to be a banker. MILDRED RADER-Girls' Club Piper, Clerical Com., Chm. Scrap Book Com. AMB.: To make a success of everything I try in life. PAUL RADER-Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be an agriculturist and work for Uncle Sam or Roosevelt. FLOYD RAMBO-Basketball, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Not ambitious. ETHEL RAY-Check Up Com., Girls' Club, Princess Squilchuck. AMB.: To have a happy life. JAMES NEAL RAY-Band, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Radio technician. Aerial Observer in U. S. Army. Science Teacher. KI'i:NgIETH FOSTER RAY-Pres., Sec. F. F. A., Boys' e . AMB.: To be a good cook in the Navy. BOB RAYBURN-Withdrawn. JOHN F. RAYMOND-Boys' Fed., Apple Leaf Staff, S. A. T. Rep., Track, Basketball, S. P. Q. R. Club, Tribune, Derby Club, Jr. Toastmasters' Club, Baseball, Apple Blossom Pageant, Sr. Council, Debate, U. of W. Speech Festival Award, District Debate Champion. AMB.: 20,000 years in Sing Sing with a certain girl. What a lifel LAWRENCE REEVES-Model Airplane Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Aeronautical engineering, designing, dra'fting, and piloting. MARIE REEVES-Scrap Book Com., Clerical Com., Ten- nis, Badminton. AMB.: To go to art school-Cornish-and accom- plish something. ROBERT L. RICHARDSON-Wa Wa Rep., Boys' Fed. Senator. AMB.: To be an aeronautical engineer. LORRAINE RITTER-Transferred from Sunnyslope, Drum and Bugle Corps, Chm. Library, Clerical Com., Wa Wa Staff. AMB.: To be a nice man's stenographer. GALEN ROBINSON-Pres. Home Room, S. A. T. Rep., Wa Wa Rep., Legislature, Softball, B Squad Foot- ball, Jr. Sr. Prom, Commencement Com., Mgr. Ticket Sales Sr. Class Play. AMB.: To grow a. mustache better than Hitler's. DON ROSS-Sec. Hi Y Club, Basketball, Tennis, Boys' Fed., S. A. T. Salesman. AMB.: Make a million for twol. BARBARA ROWLEY-Library Com., Club Room Com., Check Up Com., P. K. Club, S. P. Q. R. Club, Volley- ball, Baseball, Badminton, Swimming. AMB.: To some day find enough time to read all thc books that I want to. EVELYN RUBLE-Girls' Club, Glee Club. AMB.: To be a private secretary. DAHLIA RUFFLE-Orchestra, Girls' Club, Badminton. AMB.: To be somebody's cute stenographer. MARCELLA SANFORD-Chm. Club Room, The Night of January 16th, Dramatic Club, Girls' Octet, Chm. Library, Songleader. AMB.: Help make this a better world. BOB SCHAFER--Honor Society, S. P. Q. R. Club, Senior Consul and Aedile, History Club, Jr. Toastmasters' Club, Orpheus Club, Boys' Fed., Debate Club, Wa Wa Rep., The Whole Town's Talking, Derby Club Vodvil. AMB.: Southern California. BESSMARIE SCHILLE-Drum and Bugle Corps, Derby Club Vodvil, Hi Yu Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Orpheus Club, Orchestra, Penticton Trip, Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball, Writers' Club, The Whole Town's Talk- ingv Apple Blossom Pageant. ' AMB.: Go to college, learn, pledge, graduate, then get a job. 32 MERLE SCHONS-Boys' Fed. AMB.: To see the world without joining the Navy. BETTY SCHUCHARDT-S. P. Q. R. Club, Glee Club, History Club, Clerical Com., Chm. Bulletin Board Com. AMB.: To be socially efficient. ,IEANNE SCOTT-Glee Club, Girls' Club. AMB.: To be a good beauty operator. BOB SEGLE-Hi Y Club, Boys' Fed., Legislature, Ski Club, Baseball, Football, Tennis, Sec. Home Room. AMB.: Census taker at the South Pole. PAUL SEXTON-History Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Sans Souci. HELEN SHEARER-Girls' Club, Legislature. AMB.: To be another destroyer in the Navy. DICK SIMONS-Derby Club, Sr. Class Council, Boys' Fed. Senator, Sec. Derby Club. AMB.: To keep on growing until I can shave without fooling myself. GERALD SIMONS-Graduated in January. .Joined Na- tional Guard. WAYNE SIMON-Football, Track, S. A. T. Salesman, Rifle Club, Legislature, Hall Patrol, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Welder, HARRY SLACK-Derby Club, Band, Orchestra, Boys' l-ed., Rhythm Kings, Campus Troubadors, Melodeers, Music Conference, Penticton Trip, Honor Society, S. A. 4111 Rep., Wa Wa Rep., Orpheus Club, Derby Club Vo vi . AMB.: To be a second Harry james. BUD KCLARENCE LLOYDJ SMART-Boys' Fed. AMB.: To have a successful business and life. ANNA Chm. MAE SMITH-Legislature, Check Up Com., Girls' Club Room, Princess Wenatchee Heights. AMB.: To have a very successful and happy life. MARY JANE SMITH-Transferred from Sunnyslope, Drum and Bugle Corps, Glee Club, Legislature, Chm. Library, Girls' Club. AMB.: I never did like the name of Smith. ROBERT SMITH-fLegislature, Softball, B Squad Basketball, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Spend a summer and winter in Alaska. AL SNYDER-Legislature, Basketball, Sr. Football Mgr., Baseball, Sports Ed. Apple Leaf, Hi Y Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To see the world from a porthole. ELLEN SOMES--Orpheus Club, Sr. Council, Ushering Com. AMB.: To have the Salley of My Dreams come UUE. ELINOR SOULE-Honor Society, Hi Yu Club, Histor? Club, Ushering Com., Wa Wa Rep., Sr. Council, Ba - minton, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Check Up Com. AMB.: To be happy. . HERSCHEL SPARKS-Camera Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: I would like to get in some aeronautics. BERNADINE STEELE-Girls' Club, Cheer Com. AMB.: To be a good nurse. OPAL STEELE-Girls' Club. AMB.: To grow two inches flengthwisej and keep track of Audrey without breaking either of our necks. BETTY RAE STERLEY-Girls' Club, Chm. Library. AMB.. To live a successful, happy life. CLARA S'fEWART-Transferred from Sunnyslope, Girls' Club. AMB.. To be an efficient stenographer. MABEL STEWART-Transferred from Sunnyslopc, Girls' Club. AMB.: To be just as good a hunter and fisherman as HELEN AMB. my partner. STICKEL-Girls' Club. To be a stenographer. SENIOR ACTIVITIES MARGARET STONE-Rifle Club, Camera Club, Library Asst., Girls' Club, Clerical Com. AMB.: To get a gold ring, a doll with long curls, and to travel in Latin America. DAROLD STORM-Soph. Assembly Com., Orchestra, Copy Ed. Apple Leaf, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To draw the old age pension. THOMAS JOHN STOCKSTILL, Jr.-Derby Club, Or- pheus Club, Track, Ski Club, Jr. Sr. Prom, Sr. Rep., Boys' Fed., Sr. Announcement Com. AMB.: To be an aeronautical engineer and to sell Welty a Dodge. LOWELL STURTZ-Track, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To run the race of life with patience and faith in God. ALBERT JOHN SUTHERLAND-Glee Club, Hall Pa- trol, Legislature, Boys' Fed., Pres. Home Room. AMB.: I haven't much, but I would like to get out of here. EVA TEMPLETON-Drum and Bugle Corps, P. G. Club, Executive Board, Jr. Sr. Prom, Bowling Club, Chm. Art and Decorations Com., Derby Club Vodvil. AMB.: To be a member of Theta Chi. BRYCE THALMAN-Derby Club, Band, Orchestra, Honor Society, V. Pres. Student Body, Boys' Fed., First in Country T. B. Contest, Sr. Class Play Promo- tion. AMB.: To take over Morgenthau's job at Washing- ton, D. C., or I want to be 'Just the man who comes around.' LEWIS TIBBALS-Boys' Fed. Senator, Track. AMB.: To be good and do better. JUNE TILLETT-Girls' Club, Tennis. AMB.: To eat as much as I want to without getting fat and to settle down in a little town as an old maid. , INEZ MAE TRUITT-Clean Up Com., Girls Club. AMB.: Beauty operator. LYLE TUNISON-Derby Club, Glee Club, Hall Patrol, B Squad Basketball, Track, Boys' Fed., Legislature, Chm. Study Hall, Jr. Council. AMB.: To be a champion of diving champs. BOB UPHAM-Hall Patrol, F. F. A. Club, Wrestling, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Aerial Observer in U. S. Army. BETTY JO VAN HOOSE-Girls' Club Cabinet, V. Pres. Hi Yu Club, Badminton, Baseball, Volleyball, S. P. Q. R. Club, History Club, Honor Society, Director School Service of Girls' Club. AMB.: Pick out books for Book Worms. CYRIL VAN SELUS-Baseball, B Squad Basketball, F. F. A. Club, Sr. Council, Hall Patrol, Boys' Fed., Wa Wa Rep., S. A. T. Salesman, Pres. Home Room, Treas. Sr. Class. AMB.: Make major leagues--baseball. MARY VAUGHN-P. G. Club, Dramatic Club, Sr. Coun- cil, Honor Society, Pres. Home Room, The Night of January 16th. AMB.: To have a whole week for laziness. CLIIAIF VICKREY-Band, Orchestra, A Squad Basket- a . AMB.: Win friends-keep them. VIRGINIA VOSS-S. P. R. Club, Pres. Honor So- ciety, P. K. Club, Nominating Convention, Girls' Club Rep., Drum and Bugle Corps, Sec. Sr. Class. AMB.: To be known as another Virginia Nightin- gale. BILL WAGNER-Legislature, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To beat the draft. CALVIN WAGNER-Track, Debate, Apple Leaf Staff, Executive Board, Hall Patrol, Boxing, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be another Westbrook Pegler. CHARLES WALKER-Not graduatnig. ERNEST WALTERS-Basketball, Boys' Fed.. Chm. Library. AMB.:Traveling and getting most out of life. JEAN WEAVER- Bells of Capistrano, Pied Piper of Hamlin, Glee Club, Orchestra, Girls' Club Piper, Apple Leaf, Rifle Club, Orpheus Club. AMB.: Some day become a successful newspaper re- porter and grow a few inches. JOE WELTY-Honor Society, Pres. Sr. Class, Treas. Orpheus Club, Derby Club Vodvil, Pres. Derby Club, Apple Leaf Staff, Assoc. Ed. Wa Wa, Basketball Mgr., Baseball, Ski Club, Legislature, S. A. T. Salesman. AMB.: To beat the old man fishing, the big sister bowling: and to sell Stockstill a Ford V-8. NEAL WENTZ-Rifle Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To have a nice little business of my own. EUGENE JOHN WESSLEN-S. P. Q. R. Club, Jr. Tojstmasters' Club, Honor Society, Archery Club, Boys' Fe . AMB.: To enter the medical field as a physician. WANDA WESSLEN-Pep Club Rep., Hi Yu Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Gfei Club, Derby Club Vodvil, Girls' Club, S. P. R. C u . AMB.: To be a nurse. JEAN WEYTHMAN-P. G. Club, Honor Society, S. P. Q. R. Club. AMB.: To enjoy 365 school-less days. JEANNE WHITTEMORE-Pres. Heinz Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Rep. Sr. Council, Sec. P. G. Club, Pep Board, Band, Orchestra, Music Festival, Orpheus Club, History Club, Wa Wa Rep., Derby Club Vodvil, Apple Blossom Princess. AMB.: To be a model old maid school teacher. MARGARET ANN WILEY-Pres. Heinz Club, Legisla- ture, Executive Board, Bancl, Dramatic Club, Orchestra, District Music Festival, Orpheus Club, S. P. Q. R. Club. AMB.: To be an ideal inspiration to aspiring Hamlets. DORIS WILKINSON-Sec. Hi Yu Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, S. P. R. Club, Derby Club Vodvil, Pep Board, History Club, Apple Leaf Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom, Girls' Club. AMB.: To be a nurse. JERRY WILLIAMS-Not graduating. ILENE WILLIAMS-Girls' Club. AMB.: To go to Alaska. JERRY WINN-S. A. T. Salesman, Boys' Fed. AMB.: To get in the Navy Air Corps, and get a chance at Hitler. RALPH WOOD-Honor Society, Asst. Bus. Mgr. and Bus. Mgr. Wa Wa, Boys' Fed., Baseball. AMB.: To know Christ and to make Christ known. RUTH WOODRUFF-Girls' Club. AMB.: To be Uncle Sam's Bodyguard. RUTH WOODWARD-Honor Society, Drum and Bugle Corps, Glee Club, Northwest Music Festival, District Music Festival, Derby Club Vodvil, Girls' Octet, Apple Leaf Staff, Executive Board, Apple Blossom Pageant, Badminton, Basketball, Tumbling. AMB.: To invent a worm-proof apple for all of these poor growers. CECIL YOUNG-F. F. A. Club, Clean Up Com., Boys' Fed. AMB.: To be a successful mechanic, I hope! MARGIE ZIMMERMAN-Girls' Club, Badminton, Basket- ball, Swimming, Ushering Com., Clerical Com., Arts and Decoration Com., Assembly Com., Apple Leaf Staff. AMB.: To be as useful as Mr. Priddy. ROBERT A. MOON-F. F. A. Club, Softball, Hall Patrol, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Foundry work. VIRGINIA BOESCH-Transferred from Blackwell, Okla- homa. Girls' Club. AMB.: To make other people beautiful in my own beauty shoppe. LYLE LANDRETH-Vocational Club, Boys' Fed. AMB.: Further advancement into the business world, I hope. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row CLASS OF 1942 Crook E. Crai Courtne Craw- , , g. , Y, ford, Darlington, F 1 n n 1 g a n D a v i s , Farmwald, Dobbins: Downing. Crist, English, Corning, Fox Gahringer, Deardorff, Craig Couture, Caldwell, Files. Coon, Corrigan, Elder, Curry Fiske, Combelic, Galbraith Crial. Dow, Derting, Edwards, Gard ner, Eastman, Douglass, Con way, Fenno. Gahringer, Foster Huether, E. Goodman, B. Good man, Herr, Hizey, 1. Gerdes Goss, Guthrie, Hansen. Hill, Huffman, Goff, Herman Gordon, Hamilton, Hanford Hartman, Greenslade, Ingersoll Henderson, R. Gerdes, Ham mond, Garrison, Gleason, Griner Harding, V. Grandstaff, Horan Harrison, B. Grandstaff. Holland, H ami l t o n , Hyer, Hawkes, Goakey, Goodman. Haskell, Price, Ingle, Gellately George, Hipskind. y m 1 a , Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row CLASS OF 1942 Segrisr, Stone. Sehorn. Robertson Austin, McGee, McNeil, Smith Sample, Weeks, French. Rowley, Reid. Ames, Trub, Mc Lauchlan, Lambson, Monesmith Watkins, Simon, Dahl. Linder, Harper, Miller, V Piper Tigner, Sinclair, Charnos, Ford Glaze, Buch. Remington. Spurgeon, Garland Hinrichs, Thompson, Schuster Milot, Bell, Visnow. Bowes, Alvis, Blair, Boender Chadderton, Burns, Chisholm Bainard, M. Brown. Beattinger, Baker, Barnhart, P Brown, Ayres, Allstar, Ames Ashmead, Caputa. Babst, Brenner, Caudill, Bret! Agnes. Abbey, Beuhler, Bran- denberg, Carrpll, Antles. Blackie, Branan, Blumhagen Berdan, Beall, Cornwall, Baugh Carstens, Bolinger. Caudell, Cadzow. A. Brown Chase, Armour, Borden, Bowes lAbair, Bowers, Buchanan, Chand er. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1 2. 3. 4. 5. 1 2. 3 4. 5. CLASS OF 1942 Leach, Leonard, Koch, Kinney. Keefauver, MacLennon. C. Jackson, Livingston. Kimball, Kelly, June, Kelley, Lavell, Juanita Jackson, Jean Jackson, H. Jackson, Jones. Kello Lovin Larson , Lock- - gg. g. ridge, Jones. Knauff, Lennstrom, Lolos, Jes- sup, Lannoye, Keim. Johannsen, Kavanaugh, Jonn, Miller, Jud- kins. Kingsolver. Kacson. Osborne, Overman, Pyle, R. Moe. Plink, Mort'mer, Marsh, E. Moe, Paul, Patrick. Mrachek, Peck, Pederson. Otto. McCartney, Munson, Ogilvie. Okada. McGuire, Morris. Perkins, Parkhill, McMurchie, Mehelich, McDonald, Palmer, Nece, Milas, Pierson, Penhalle- gan. Mickles. Mangold, Nichols, Ober- loh, Rice, Morgan, McNeil, Nunamalcer. Pulsipher, Padoshck, McClellan, McNell, McLaughlin, Powers, McKee, Owens, Phillips, Miller, Marker, Pugh. Shoup, A. Smith. S. Smith, Segle, M. Smith, Reid, Racus, Rowe, Sandhop. Shaw, Small, M. Wcilncr, Schoe- makcr, Roth, Rogers, Schafer, Rudolph, Raymet. Shaw, Donald Smith, Sheperd, Shelton, J. Sm'th, Russel, Dick Smith, N. Smith. Soule. A. Smith, Seibert, L. Smith, Shreve, Reid. Scott, Rice, Racus. Sharp, Schoc- ncman. I Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row CLASS OF 1943 Branvold, D. Cockrum, Crace, Crill, Burke, Brenner, B. Byrd, Cox, Bolinger, Boyd. Bundy, B a i n a r d , Buchanan, Anderson, Crimmins, Barnlxart, Cannon, Burklund. , Crawford, Adams, Allen, Bovee, Baumgardner, A. Burke, Alvis, Bainard. Boitnott, Barker, Baker, Bumps, Boner. Coriell, Battey, Byers, B. Burke. R. Byrd, Carlton. Brown, Carpen- ter, Barnett, Chandler, H. Cock- rum, Arter. Christensen, C o n r a d , Bailey Aune, Bills, Baker, Barnard. Fry, Fisher, Files. Dillon, Dun- ning, Ford, Goodlake, Fe l Fletcher, Freidt, Garland. T. Derting, Garrison, E. Derting Deardorff Goldie Gallowa , Er: w 1 V vin, Gloyn, Gray, Eccles. Derry, Godfrey, Garland, Eaton Fenton, F r e d r i c k , Gibbons Grandstaff, Goodner. N. Davis, Donaldson, France Flynn, Ferry, Gage. A. Davis. Grubbs, Dickson, Dela- barre, Grant, Graybill. Herman, Kilpatrick, Lukins, Hal dereed, Jero, Hamilton, Hicks King, Linville, Hess. Lee, Hawkes, Lavender, Lester Kipp, Henry, Lee, Hammond Kielmeyer. Johnson, Hilscher, Kellogg, Lea vers, Hoyle, Kingsley, Houtz Jackson. Law, Leonard. Jourdon, Hedges, Howell, Kottal, Johns. Longuskie, Inks, Haskell, Lan- caster, Hartl, Kingslover, Lee. v a , a i , Row Row Row Row Row CLASS OF 1942 Waslmburn. Soulc. Spcckcr. Van Horne. V. Young, Viancour, Van Well, Zimmerman. Wise, Struble. Stockstill, T y r r e l l , Tarbcrt, Thompson, Wcimer, Weatlmcr- man. Woodrow, Smothcrs, Zanol, Vance. Butterfield, Weaver, Standerfer, Stewart, Thornbrue, Thrapp, Wfalters, S t c e l c , Schuchardt, Turner. Tremaine, G. Young. Witte, Small, Tull, Weatlmerald, Syring. Watkins,' Snyder, Stanley, Sperlinc, Titus, Zimmerman, Weeks. Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row 5. Row I. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. ROW 5. Row 6. Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row 5. CLASS OF 1943 G. McLean. MacDonald, Neid' hart. Nordwall, Morrow, Palmer, McKillop, Okada, Malone. Murphy, Murren, Maus, Mercer, Paben, Parks, Olds. Mundt, Oberloh. McMullen, Owen. V. Martin, Nelson, J. Martin, Ogan, Nuna- maker, LaMoreaux, Hurd. McVean, Mellon, Metcalfe. Lare son, McNeil, Melander. Mc- Gaughey, D. McLean. McLaren. Newell. Nichols, Paine, Munch, Oatey, Mu'ffley, Meehan. M. Plank, P. Perkins. Stanfield Spurlock, Plemons, Stone, Si: mon, Price, Shorter. Sandhop. R. Smith, Peters. Provo, B. Plank. Sproat. Schindele, Pfaen- der, Swagger, Robar. J. Smith, Ream, Simonds, Ran- dall. Quinn, Raines. Sherrill. S. Perkins, Sandberg, Shriner, Pratt. Pierce, Penhallegon, Quacken- bush. Sexton, Roehl, Sterley, Stewart, Stearns, C. Rice. Reed. Richards, Rainey, Sander- lin, Snyder, Spurgeon, J. Rice. Oalm, Ramaker, E, Scott, I. Scott. Schnecker, Smith, Storme, Poole, Stallings, Shepard. Thompson, Winn, W h e e 1 e r , Wheaton, Wlebe. A. Taylor, Wade, Vickrey, Watsoix, Teters. Van Selus, L. Woods, Van Hoose, Wentz, Weythman, Thomson, Templin, Van Ry, Zerwelch. Williams. M. Taylor, Thomas, Waite, Vermilya, White, Wright, W. Woods. Van Wegen, Templin, Van Dyke, Tooke, Van Dyke. Wise, Zimmerman, Wright. Willett, Wilson, Wagner. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row CLASS OF 1944 Hanford, D o r e y , Matkovitch, Kendall, Zitnik, Conway, Reid, Wade, Watson, Swanson. Davis. Daggert. Downing. Ulin. McNew, Olson, Branclerburg, Battey, Ehly. Wlxeeler, Markixx. Watson, Heger, Church. Houtchens, Perry. Schertnizki. T h r a p p , Abbey, Smith, Goodfellow, Meadow- croft, Rowe, McCullough. Reid, White, lVlunson. Wessle11, Howard, Svenson. Haubenchild. M o r t on . Elfers, Mason, Sampson, Curry, Jones. Olson. Clark. Barnhart. Kiser. Preston. I-linrichs, Kehoe. Gockley, Tuni- SOD. W 2 ',n O O 1' A - X X N . 5, I . I A BQBN ' . wc , I AN qO'xg 11 4541, -- XG ,ff W , AJ -- EU ,7 ' p Wi I -h 1' 1 X1 if ffl' . -f ' - :I ful' WNW' FY' N . ' f' ' - 'IIN' Etsy, p.. f f K is 1 I Q: X 7 ' 4:11 fx i ff .ff f 4 Q x X Nbr 5 X WA WA STAFF Rowl Hamilton. Glover. Wood, Loeffelbein, W lty R 2 B' Miss Libby, Okad Rtte Knutson Byers, Lavell Myes WA WA Hey, kids! The Wa Wa is out, and, boy, what a book! That new padded cover just sets the whole book off from any other Wa Wa ever put out by We- natchee High School students. Under the able guidance of Miss Zeiher, and the financial handlings of Miss Libby, the Wa Wa staff got into full swing early in the first semester. At the first few meetings, business in general was discussed and members of the staff were selected. Betty Byers, popular senior girl, was chosen editor, one of the biggest jobs any student can hold. At these various meetings, the theme, the cover, the number of pages, and the book as a whole were planned. After much discussion, the theme Hands was chosen. Eunice Knutson, the staff artist, under the direction of Mrs. Duncan, worked up the attractive section drawings. Ralph Wood headed the financial staff and took care of paying the bills and promoting the sale of the book. And now-the staff, one and all, wishes to thank the members of the student body, for, after all, it is they Who made the book possible by their loyal support. EDITORIAL STAFF E395 .. isa rm? V12 'Uv ESQ :1 UQ!!! mf! O. P 5' Ffh Q2 EYE F? S APPLE LEAF . McDowell, Gerdes, Foster, Francies, Maus. Woodward, Bise, Trub, Haney, Smith, Myers, Mac- Lennon. Ro l Mrs. DeVoe, Padoshek, Francies, Haney, Crial, Austin, .Mra h k R 2 Gill, Pratt, Peterson. Charnos, Titus, Hoggatt, Graham. APPLE LEAF BUSINESS STAFF CE. APPLE LEAF This year the members of the Apple Leaf editorial staff started off in full swing under their new advisor, Mr. McDowell, who came to Wenatchee High from Colfax, Washington. The editors of the Apple Leaf were Roy Dailey, Mimi Corner, and Mary Haney. These three persons had all studied advanced journalism, and there- fore were put at the head of the paper until it Was Well started. The first paper went to press September 3, 1940, and was distributed to the students on Friday, September 5, 1940. Later in the semester the staff was reorganized and Bill Milot was made editorial chief. This was done in order that some of the more inexperienced journalism students could have a chance to edit the paper. The advertising staff, under the capable leadership of Ruth Austin and Mrs. DeVoe, the advertising advisor, did much to help make the Apple Leaf possible. Without ads the printing of the paper would be impossible as the advertising pays for the expense of printing. On the evening of january 23, 1941, the semi-annual journalism banquet was held, at which time Virginia Maus was announced as the editor of the paper for the spring term and Mary Haney was appointed to head the advertis- ing staff. Row 1 Row Row Row Row Row 42 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. One Bar june, Lukins, Viancour, Lee Cannon. Barnhart, Dunning, Si mons, lVlcLcan, Price, Garland Peterson, Kelley, Brown, Kunkel Wheeler, Ogan, Garland, Kil patrick, Crook, Burkland. Ford, Taylor, Van Ry, Nelson Olds, Sproat, Rowe, Eccles, Zeti wekh. Hedges, Nichols, Sirnonds, Mc- Vean, Mercer, Nordwall, Schin- dele. Horan, Ternplin, Thomson, Fen- ton, Leonard., Hilscher, Battey Leavers, Lester. C. Rice, Thomas, J. Rice, Carl- ton, France, Shepard, Vermilya Donaldson, Haskell, Chase, Bills Baker. , 7 a y HONOR SOCIETY Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1 2. 3 4 5 6 1 2. 3 4. 5 6. TORCH Dennerline, Otts, Ames, Bergen Vaughn, Kelly, Trub, Byers Miss Mullen. Bise, Voss. McLauchlan, Otto Moore, Weythman, Anderson Galbraith. Dorn, Harden, Elder, Soule Roth, Goodwin, Van Hoose Knutson. Mller. Huffman, Shaw, Dema rest, Maus, Parks, Cooper, Loef felbein. Schafer. W e s s l e n , Haskell Wiley, Calder, Bock, Cobb Woods, K r u e g e r , Hamilton Pratt, Guthrie. Gregory, Crollard, Milot, Welty Two Bar Zanol, McNeal, Struble, Mra chek, Moe, Downing, Plink Woodrow, Specker, Thompson Cortney, Davis, Tyrell. Eng lish, Stockstill, Hartman, Rogers Soule, Bainard, Ingersoll, Dahl Ames, Van Horne, Rudolph Munson, Schafer, Weimar, Pyle Okada. Blair, Harding, Linder, Sample Jackson. McCartney, A y r e s Brown, Kemp. Combelic, Galbraith, Boendcr. Loving, Fenno, Mylius, Ham mond, Douglass, Sperline, Bor den. Row l Row 2. BOYS' FEDERATION OFFICERS Row l Row 2 Row 3 GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Munson, Sample, Elder, Box, Kelly. Ayres, Rowley, Goldie, Parker. Mrs. Terers, Parks, Miss Ar- lander, Schille, Miss Allmencl- inger. Miss Mills, Brenner, Miss Pool, Mrs. Clark, Van Hoose. Bise. Hamilton, Miller, Miss Mullen, Stockstill, Byers. GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Emma-please stay out of those cookies! Every Tuesday when the Girls' Club Cabinet met, this was one of the many exclamations heard. One ot the main projects ot the cabinet all year has been the Etiquette Book. This book tells the right thing to do in answer to students' questions. Presidents Emma Hansen and Bess Kelly have ably led us through another successful year. Th.ese cabinets have planned, to a large extent, the activities of the various departments oi the club. BOYS' FEDERATION Why can't the boys have a club? This question started the ball rolling, and it ended in the Boys' Federation being formed. President Frank Conway and his cabinet planned many activities for the boys of the school-the highly successful Sucker Day, some of our better assemblies, and, of course, the in- valuable help in the carnival. Yes, the Boys' Club has really proved worthwhile and has shown at the outset what it can give in service to the school. AND SENATORS Guthrie, 'Gerdes, Smith, Ray- mond, Provo. Conway, Hender- son, Loeffelbein. McGee. Pcndergraft, Grandstaff, Stander- fcr, Goodman. Douglass, Thomp- son, Hedges. Leonard, Young, Padoshck, 'Mr. Hughes, Jonn, Cauclell, Scliocnaman, Charnos, Richard- son, Dunn, Zimmerman, Bo- linger, Sturtz, Lock:-idge, Hin- ricks, Graham, Ross, Lyts, Lolos. Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. HI YU CLUB Hamilton. Tarbert. Wlashburn, Huffman. Shaw, Davis, Thompv son. H. Horey, Soulc, Dore, Lavell E. Horey, Pyle, Wiemer, Demei rest, Roth, Bise. Mlss Patton, Van Hoose. Byers, Cusick, Wilkinson, Wesslen, Brown, Bock, Tyrell, Hansen, Foster. P. K. CLUB Harden, Voss, Etzkorn, Gal- braith, Idle. Kimbcl, Burns, Knutson, De Ponty. Mrs. Houtchens, Moore, Covington, Coon, Gleason, Kun- kel, Hindman. Goodwin. N. Smith, Van Well, Box, Gahringer. Soule, Albreck, Goff, Greenwalt, Brenner, S. Smith, Duff, Parkhill, Myers, Dobbins. P. G. CLUB March, Boyles. Maus, Ogilivic, Edwins, Farmwald, Austin, Van Horne. Vaughn. Brandenburg. P. Row- lvy, Kelly, Gerdes, Riecl, Trub. McCartney, Blair, Crial. Otto, McLennon, Plink, Wood- row, Mrs. Teters, Parker. Parks, Ashmead, Sample, Dorn, Elder. Weythman. Row Row Row Row 1. 2. 3. 4. Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. DERBY CLUB Goodwin, Mr. Gasser, Stone Henderson, Douglass, L y t s Young, S. Spurgeon, Garland Smith, Jessup. Slack, Hinricks, K. Spurgeon Thompson, Simons, Dunn, Kelly Taylor, Stewart, Crollard, Gerdes Gettman, Raymond. Lolos, Hammond, McGee, Miller Welty, Kronschnabel, Stockstill Preston, Bumps, Tunison. SERVICE CLUBS C Due to the combined efforts of the girls' pep clubs We've had much en- thusiasm and school spirit throughout this year. The P. K.'s, P. G.'s, and Hi Yu's started the season by selling hot dogs and chrysanthemums at the football games. You will also remember the assembly, banquet, and dance that made the Stadium players feel so much at home. This spring the pep clubs spon- sored a highly successful carnival-a real funfest, in which every club' and class in school took part. Not to be outdone, the boys' Derby and Hi Y Clubs had their share of activities. The gate Crashers at the football games will remember how the Hi Y's wielded their paddles, and the players know how handy the ambulance squad Was. When Christmas came the Derby Club members staged their an- nual voclvil, Which, with the assistance of all the clubs and classes in school, proved to be one of the outstanding productions of the year. Although the main activities of these five clubs stress service to the school in general, the members do manage to tuck in a great deal of enjoyment along with their work. On their calendar we find picnics and dances and many other social activities of all kinds. HI Y CLUB Graham, Kavanaugh. Miller. Snyder, Stewart, Borden Satterlsurg, Chase, Lester. Mr. Klossner, Ross, Bolinger Cooper, Foster, Quinn, Guthrie Garrett, Hanna. Pugh, Donald- son M'l t C f d B b t, . 1 o , raw or , a S Hxlscher. t i 45 DERBY CLUB VODVIL R 1 Van Horne, Box, Haney, Duff, Woodrow. R 2 Myers, Parks, Maus, Trub, Knut- son, Mrs. Houtchens, Covington, Miss Patton, Moore, Foster, Pyle, Bise, Mrs. Teters, Roth. PEP BOARD PEP BOARD The central body of the girls' pep clubs is the Pep Board. The officers for the board are chosen from any pep club, and each club has a representation of three members. Activities in which the three clubs take part are handled by the board, not to mention its separate activities. The main projects spon- sored by this group during the past year have been the football and basket- ball banquets, the all school carnival, and the pep club picnic. Of all these ac- tivities the most successful was the sponsoring of the all school carnival held this spring. Every organization in Wenatchee High took part to make it a really gala affair. HEIN Z CLUB Come on, all you new girls. Get your lunch and come to the Heinz Club. At the beginning of the year this was the cry sent out to all new girls in our school. B, ' The main purpose of this club is to get the girls acquainted with each other and With the school. l think. you'll agree with us that this club serves a worth- while need in getting newcomers to feel at home. HEINZ CLUB Huber, Fortman, Spurlock, Miss H G f Mullen, lnson, ri fin, Laven- der. LOS BUSCADORES l LOS BUSCADORES D l..os Buscadoresu CThe Seekers? have made it their duty to look for Ways to strengthen Pan American friendship and to learn more about Latin America. Although it consists of the Spanish 2 class, the club has regular meetings out- side of school as well. Under President lean Small, Vice President Ioe Miller, and Secretary- Treasurer Georgiann McLean, and with the able counsel of Mr. Henriclcsen, the club has been quite active this spring. The Spanish Fiesta in May was the out- standing activity of the group. This is one of the few clubs that tie in directly with school Work. Giving its members a chance to practice and apply what they learn in regular classes, it provides an incentive to Work in school. YELL CLASS The untiring efforts of the yell squad, directed by Norma Boyles and Lila Linder, yell queens, and their assistants, Bob Barnett, Bob Loeffelbein, Gene Snyder, and Sara Smith, helped considerably in making our '40-'41 sport season both successful and pleasurable. YELL CLASS Row 1. Bumps, Godfrey, Barnett. Row 2. Bolinger, Palmer, Malone, Smith. Row 3. Mr. Gasser, Loeffelbein, Smith, Viancour. Row 1. Lucas. Kellogg, Caldwell, McLean, Miller. Row 2. Mr. Henricksen. Hurd, reed, Myers, Elder, G. Foster, Young. Row 3. Lannoye, Fenno, Small, Curry. Davis H olde Goldy, Hallerr Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Row 1. Struble, Mrachek, Metcalfe, Lar- son. Malone, Amos, Godfrey, Bolinger, Grandstaff. Row 2. Mr. Melgren, Hilscher, johns, Crial, Linder, Ayres, Stockstill, Kinney, Meehan. Row3. English, Combelic, Kuchenreu- ther, Lavell. Carlton, Krueger, Baker, Mr. Grafious. Row 4. Hamilton, Adams, Bolinger, Schafer. Row 5. Marr, Pugsley, Peterson, Gra- DEBATE Resolved: That the Power of the Federal Government Should Be ln- creasedf' All this year the debaters have been battling back and forth on this question. In Ianuary they won the district tournament which was held here. Debaters came from all the surrounding communities to take part in this tourna- ment. Again, at the end of February, our debaters trekked to the University ot Washington, and to our surprise and joy brought home the cup and many individual honors. DEBATE Linder, Combelic, Kinney, Stru- blc, English, Mrachek, Ham- mond. Mr. Grafious, Munson, Ayres, Gellatly, Bolinger. Miller, Wagner, Krueger, Lind- blad. TOASTMASTERS' CLUB ham, Hammond, C. Rice, Bren nor, Raymond. TOASTMASTERS' CLUB I've never 'toastmastered' before. What'l1 I say? At the beginning ot the year this was what one heard from new members of the Toastmasters' Club. Now at the end of the year they have confident, able speakers who can toast in good form. Because of the large membership, the club was divided into two groups, the Purple, directed by Mr. Melgren, and the Gold, directed by Mr. Grafious. Standing: Sitting: 50 HISTORY FORUM Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. HISTORY FORUM Shoup, Miller, Schucharclt, Mans Miss Wiester, English, Goss Dore. Speclcer, Lambson, Harden, Wil- kinson, H. Horey, E. Horey Gahringer, Goff, Soule, Struble Lyts, Ross, Snodgrass, Dunn Graham, Schafer. I pledge allegiance to the flag-. The History Club Was formed this year for the purpose of helping the school to better understand this phrase. As a daily reminder oi our allegiance, this club sponsored a pay assembly forthe purpose of buying the flags We now have in our home rooms. A Lincoln Day banquet with Walt Horan as speaker highlighted the year. Next year We look for The History Forum to come back with more allegiance and spirit than before. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club, for all its scanty one year of life, has shown itself to be a very up and coming organization. Under the direction of their advisor, Mr. Melgren, these young but aspiring photographers have accomplished a great deal during '40-'41, especially in the production oi the Camera Club movie with an all member cast. ln order that both boys and girls may be equally represented, the novel idea of electing two presidents was used. This year's co-presidents were Vir- ginia Maus and lack Gahringer. The club's excellent equipment is built largely by members. Iasper Lock- ridge, Don Lockridge, and Lonnie Neal earned most oi the credit for this. CAMERA CLUB Gahringer, Shrewsbury, Weth ld J L kid Me e s era , . oc r ge, y r , Neal, D. Lockridge, Brett, Stone, Mr. Melgren, Ashmead Baker, Barnhart, Kelly. V. Maus, Parks, R. Mans. Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row I. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row 5. S. P. Q. R. jones, Hedges, Donaldson, Has- kell. Baker, Rice, Grandstaff, Clark, Jessup, Douglass, J. Gah- ringer. Carlton. Lukins, Martin. Dore. Crimmons, Gilbert, Lee, Miss Kyrie, Cannon, Barnhart, Horan, Herman, Lavender, Lester, Crial. Brenner, Bills. Kingslover, Hill, Ingersoll, Fortman. Edwards, A. Gahringer, Larson, Baker, L. Battey, S. Garland, B. Garland, Hilscher, Mundt, McVean, B. Battey. Leavers, Cadzow. Bolinger, Huffman, K i n n e y , Ficke. Kipp. Harden, Coriell, jackson, Kellogg. S. P. Q. R. Martin. Raines, Van Hoose, Mc- Cartney. Thompson, O g i 1 v i e , Tarbert. Washburn. Satterburg. Stone, Mundt, Palmer, Teters, Taylor, Wade, N u n a m a k e r Thompson, Weythman, Ostrum, Oatey, Rainey. i Larson, Watson. Wade, Plink Otto. Sample. Wiley, Schuchardt, Schindle, R. Maus, V. Maus, Padoshclc, Vermilya, Van Wegen. Paben. Okada, Peters, Walker Ogan, Simonds, Parks, Wesslen. Nichols. Pugh, Schafer, Schoene- man. Babst, Peterson, Pugsley, Tull. S. P. Q. R. CLUB The first monthly meeting of the S. P. Q. R. Club was held in October. The usual slave sale was the activity of the evening. New members were pur- chased as slaves by the old members with Washington State tax tokens. The new slaves had been required to wear neck bracelets on the day of the auction to signify that they were the initiates and to let the old members see what choice of slaves was to be had. At each of the following monthly meetings a Roman play or parody was enacted in full costume for the enjoyment of the club members. Each play was acted, directed, and produced by the club members. Much time was spent in learning the parts and making the costumes for each production. Some of the dramatic contributions included Pamona, a love story of a fickle young woman: The Wanderings of Ulysses, the story of a wanderer: Pygmalian and Galataf' the story of the perfect womang and Iulius Caesar, the story of the famous Roman. i ln the spring the members of the club enjoyed a Roman banquet and a Wed- ding, both of which were something a little different from their usual program but proved to be very enjoyable. The banquet was carried off in true Roman style, much to the satisfaction of all the club members. One of the main objectives of the club was to obtain more student partic- ipation. This object has been realized in that the membership has steadily in- creased since the 'club's beginning four years ago. DRAMATIC CLUB Sitting: Grandstnff, Stewart, Borden Glaze. Kneeling: Linder. Kelly. Vaughn, Sam ple, Munson, Burns. Standing Row 1: Farmwalcl, Myers, La vell, Tyrrell, Maus, Knutson Ayres, Trub, Miss Gorton. Standing Row 2: Bise, Wiley, Miller Haslccll, Kavanaugh, Crollard George, Cadzow. DRAMATIC CLUB l heard she was pretty good. l don't know, guess we'll just have to find out. At the beginning of the year these remarks were common among members ot the Dramatic Club. The reason? There was a new dramatics coach, and everyone was wondering what she would be like. What is she like? Well, I guess her actions speak for themselves. You all remember The Night ot Ianuary l6th -the trial by jury, the ver- dict coming in, and Witnesses coming from the audience to testify for or against. This play is one to be long remembered. The Thespians scored another hit with their participation in the Derby Club Vodvil. You remember Dress Rehearsal, and the tense moment when every- one shot at everyone else. Of course you remember. Now at the end ot the year listen in again on the comments of the Thespians after they have been a whole year under their new coach. Gee, she's a swell person. NIGHT OF JANUARY 16 Glaze, Vaughn, Stewart, Donaldson, Brown, Mans. Cadzow, Roth, Wiley, Grandstaff, Kavanaugli, Walker. t THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING Kelly, Schille, Linder, Maloxxe, Sample, Hilscher, Schafer, Byers, Glaze, Donaldson, Wiley, Pugsley LIGHTER MOMENTS OF THE THESPIANS 1. Twelve good men and true. 3. Beauty Culture. 5. Wheels of justice. 2- Be more natural! 4. WI-m's the culprit? we f-silwf 'L ORCHESTRA Row 1. Glover, Paine, Wilkinson, Palmcr, S m i t h , Hamilton, Jourdan, Wetlterald. Row2 Galbraith, Watson. Metcalf, Row 3. Row 4. Racus, Russell, Rowe, Mac- Lennon, Simon, Lee. Anderson, Rowley, F. Kunkel, Olson, Elder, K. Kunkel, Hutch- inson, Craig, Zerwekh, Nord- wall, Taylor. Calder, Wagner, Slack, Gett- mann, Mr. Ralph, Myllus, Derry, Storm, McLaren, Miller. BAND Row 1 Niles, Files, Martin, Scott, Sharp, Wilson, Raymond, Lannoye. Row 2. Lyons, Zerwekh, Specker, Hout- :hens, Hoyle, Ray, Mellon, Van Ry, McNeal, Warson. Row 3. Cox, Palm, Norclwall, Buchanan, Guthrie, Rowe, Jones. Row 4. Edwards, Palm, Mason, Tull, Munch, Mr. Ralph, Palmer, jour- ian, Rairclon, Dykkeston. ORCHESTRA The sc-r-r-r-a-a-a-pe of a violin, a squeal from a clarinet, and several other Weird noises may be all the reception a visitor to orchestra practice would re- ceive, but if he were to hear the group in concert, he would never recognize it. The orchestra has done remarkably well this year. lt has played at many school functions, as well as presenting a few concerts of its own, It participated in the music festival here in March and sent several members to the All-North- west music conference and festival in Spokane. Of course, most of the credit for this fine organization should go to Mr. Ralph, its conductor. Keep it up, orchestra! BAND The band deserves special mention for the work it has done this year. Al- though it is not large in numbers, it has abundant talent and ability. lts small size makes possible a larger degree of co-operation than is obtainable in a larger group. The purchase of navy blue and gold uniforms has given it a snappier appearance. The schools addition of several new instruments has provided an instrumentation comparable with those of much larger organiza- tions. The band participated in the music festival here in March and played an exchange concert with Chelan, as well as playing at football and basketball games and at pep assemblies. Let's give Mr. Ralph and his group a big hand for their part in building and keeping up our school spirit. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. MAJ ORETTES Idle, Fox, Parkhill, Myers, Coon, Woodward, Viancour, Boyles, Greenwalr, Smith, Haney. 1 DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS With a roll of drums and a flash of bugles, the girls of the Drum and Bugle Corps opened their season at the Chelan football game. Spectators were plea- santly surprised to see such a colorful presentation, after so little time to practice. At Christmas time, when the townspeople wanted some organization with sparkle and color to open their toy window displays, they asked this group of girls to render the welcome service. The girls also performed during the intermis- sion of the Cashmere basketball game, after which they sponsored the dance, which proved to be one of the largest given this year. The early spring season was a very busy one for the girls, as they per- formed at many functions. Spectators witnessed some fine drilling during the celebration for the stores' spring styles opening, at which the girls appeared. During the Apple Blossom Festival the girls performed twice each day on both Friday and Saturday. The corps was a very important factor in the success of the royal procession as it led the royal float in the big parade and assisted dur- ing the evening of the Coronation and scepter presentation ceremonies. Later in the spring were more activities. The girls drilled at the first night baseball game, and wound up the evening with a very successful dance. Also in the late spring, and the crowning point of a most active season, was a trip to the Lilac Festival Parade held each year in Spokane. Hess. Robertson, Soule, Brand- void, Voss, Dore, Daane, Mc- Lean. Malone, Rogers, Galbraith, Mc- Laughian, Oberloh, Gray, Mundt, Paul, M. J. Smith, Sandhop, Crook. Wheaton, Buch, Chisholm, Dil- lon, Eaton. Paben, Bainard, Schafer. M. Smith. Coriell. Baumgardner, Gibbons, Sipes, Rowe. fit GLEE CLUB Row 1. Mangold, Scott, Overman, Hanna, Goodlake, Schuchardt, Rublc, Lowe. Soule. Robertson, Plink. Row 2. Peterson, Sims, Weimar, Young, Steele, Malone, Goff, Wesslen, Woodward, Turner, Otto, Boylcs, Miss Adams. Row 3. Brown, Schuchardt, Monesmith, Jackson, Smith, Fox, Bundy, Shaw. Row 4. Tunison, Watkins, Corning, Sharpe, Witte, Standefer, Brunton, Kingsolver, Baker. Row 5. Gregory, Kavanaugh, Haskell, Sutherland, Pugslcy, Caclzow, Goff, Armstrong, Hipskind, McLaughlin, Zimmerman, Borden, Stewart. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club has probably accomplished more this year than any previ- ous year. Its crowning achievement, the presentation of the Ballad for Ameri- cans, with Bernell Gregory as America, represented much talent and work com- bined. This number has been given at many downtown meetings as well as twice before our own assembly, arousing a great deal of favorable comment wherever it was heard. The substitution of uniform sweaters for the old choir robes has changed the appearance of the group from a religious to a more everyday organization. The recording machine which has recently been added to their equipment en- abled the members of the club to hear themselves as others do. Of course, no group of this kind could do much without strong leadership. Much credit goes to Miss Adams for her excellent direction. Student officers were: Bernell Gregory, presidenty Frankie Soule, secretary: Mary Sims, so- prano representativeg Donna Mae Robertson, alto representativeg and Glen Goff, tenor representative. OCTET Row 1. Sims, Lukins, faccompanistl. Row 2. Otto, Shaw, Woodward, Quinn, Miss Adams. Row 3. Weimar, Allen, Stockstill. Row 1. Holland, Beach, Row 2. Reeves, Penhalligon. Row 3. Bonny. Powers, Row 4. Barber, Sprlng, Hoyle, Brielcr, Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. AIRPLANE CLUB With Mr. Easton as navigator: Larry Reeves, pilot: Ed Beuhler, co-pilot: Bill Bernard, radio operator: and Wade Penhallegon, steward, the Wenatchee High School Model Airplane Club has gone places this past year. Using models of the first World War airplanes, the club has learned much about fighting planes, their construction, and their requirements. Let's give this club a hand for being one of the most practical and promising in Wenatchee High School. Truly, theirs is the enthusiasm this nation needs in these air- minded times. AIRPLANE CLUB Brown, Branden- burg, Richards, Mr. Easton. N. Baker, Woods, Storm, Borden. McNicl, Melton. Diede. F. F. A. Brciler. Brett, Temple, Flynn, jahns. Derting, Diedc, Lcedy, Zimmerman. Hammil, Chandler, Buchanan, Shaw, Dyment, Bowes, Rainey, Bainard, Delabaire. Lancaster, Corrigan, M y li u s , W e e k s , Cockrum, Graybill, Gibbs, Ray. F. F. A. Hurry up, fellows, you'll be late for the trip. This was the cry of Mr. Helm on different occasions during the school year. The F. F. A. boys, better known as the Future Farmers of America, made many trips to surrounding com- munities this past year-thanks to the financing of the local chapter. The judging teams consist of high school F. F. A. boys picked from Mr. Helm's classes. A different team is chosen for every trip. This year over fourteen boys made trips to different towns to compete in judging contests. Roy Breiler, a Wenatchee F. F. A. boy, placed thirteenth in the Northwest Conven- tion held in Portland, Oregon. This year the F. F. A. boys have been working with the Washington State Experimental Station, trying to discover if lead arsenate is harmful to the soil in apple orchards. f f N... X .pu-F' ,..-r ,Q ',...., lf Q7 N - - 60 Gaaciii Mmm Dear Students: With the trying conditions facing our country and the world today, I be- lieve that the work of our athletic teams increases in importance. As never before in history we need men who are unselfish, men who are kindly, men who are thoughtful. It is my belief that the boys who engage in athletics are strong physically, and the most loyal, and the most appreciative boys in the average American society. I feel that the boys who participated on our athletic teams this year have been outstanding in team morale, co-operation, loyalty, and self sacrifice to im- prove their physical fitness. In both football and basketball the boys had to overcome handicaps of inexperience and lack of size, but they continued to work, despite early setbacks, and learned the value of continually doing their best. Their records were good in that they continued to improve throughout both seasons. The year was an enjoyable one for me, and I hope that it was enioyable and valuable both to the boys who played and to the students who supported the boys so loyally throughout both seasons. Sincerely, REX SCOTT. '40 GRID DIARY Miners find goal-dz A well-contested opener on new turf saw the veteran Cle Elum team trounce ye locale 20-0. The high light of the game was Cle Elum's 72-yard touchdown trot. Pirates take booty: Iohn Rogers, top Spokane team, took Wenatchee on a rain soaked gridiron 13-0 by blocking a punt in the shadow of our goal posts and going over, and by adding another six in the fourth. 3 down: 5 to go: The Yakima Pirates, with the help of a 215-pound fullback, on their home grounds took Wenatchee 32-6, but were we downhearted? Not when we were the only team to cross their goal line to date. Panthers get mad and take one-33-13: Penalties abounded, with the Panthers being called for 85 yards total to Wapato's 20 yards on the Wolves' home grounds. Panthers get their goats: Much outweighed, the Panthers stacked up another win over the red and green of Chelan, 27-6, with Henderson taking honors for his 86 and 60-yard runs. Stadium 13-Wenatchee 7: Outfought, outdriven, and generally outclassed, a big Stadium team with 12 lettermen beat out Wenatchee's purple and gold warriors in or sure-fire thriller. Purple and Gold triumph in snow tight: Playing in an inch of snow the Panther cats, although decisively outgained in yardage, clawed their way over- via aerial attack-the Cashmere Bulldogs for a 20-6 win in their twentieth annual Armistice Day classic. Cats lead Pups merry chase: A big Turkey Day crowd was doomed to disap- pointment when, slipping on a snowy grid, our aerial bombardment back- fired and We took it on the chin from Ellensburg I2-O. A SQUAD FOOTBALL Row 1. Thrapp, Bohart, Sperline, Christensen, Lyts, McGee, Schoeneman, Graham, Hilscher, Jessup, Smith Row 2. McLandress, Coach Scott, Henderson, Taylor, Nunamaker, Wilson, Thompson, Danner, Caudell, Hin ricks, Tigner, Simons, Lolos, Foster, Snyder, Anderson, Coach Hughes. B SQUAD FOOTBALL Row 1. Stewart, Simons, Heyer, Hedges, Hartl, Christensen, Newell. Row 2. Kavanaugh, Jahns, Kingsolver, Armour, Taylor, Kronschnabel. Row 3. Marr, Baugh, Charnos, Zimmerman, Raymond. BASKETBALL With about 100 boys turning out for basketball at the beginning of the season, Coach Hex Scott had little trouble in choosing a championship team which proceeded to prove its worth by taking the district championship and by doing very well indeed in the state meet also. This season's starting lineup, Crawford, Lyts, Young, Provo, and Iessup, were all returning lettermen, and along with Lolos, Hinricks, Thompson, Wright, Taylor, Snyder, Lannoye, Smith, Sperline, and Thrapp formed the squad for 1941. Composing the team were two seniors, two sophomores, and eleven juniors. Therefore practically the same team will be returning to see action next year. This year's varsity was exceptionally small, but on that account was ex- ceptionally fast also, and all through the season showed fine sportsmanship and clean play, which made it a pleasure for us to watch them in action and for other teams in competition against them. Besides these A-squaddersf' the Kitten and B squads should receive a share of the glory of this hoop season. About fifteen turned out regularly on the former and ten or so on the latter. The personnel of both saw plenty of action in outside competition and intramural conflict and will offer some good material for the varsity in coming years. The boys who went to the state tourney in Seattle showed their mettle when they took Cle Elum, which was supposed to cop top honors there, in the first round of battle. Even when we lost our second game, the 'gang stayed rugged and drove on to gain their revenge for losing to St. Iohn by defeating Port Angeles. However, victory was short-lived, for Lincoln High refused to bow down, and the Panthers were set in seventh place. 'tk A SQUAD BASKETBALL Kneeling: gmimyder, Sperline, Lyts, Thr.-app, Provo, Taylor, A. Snyder, Crawford, Young, Jessup, Lolos, Ullt . Standing: Newell fcut offj, Zimmerman, Hartl, 1. Smith, Templin, Hipskind, Coach Scott, Stewart, George, Meehan, Padoshek, Kingsolver, Conway, Douglass, Hammond. BASKETBALL SCORES Wenatchee Dec. 6 Dec. 7 Dec. 7 Dec. 13 Dec. 14 Dec. 20 Dec.21 Ian. 3 Ian. 10 Ian. 11 Ian. 17 Ian. 18 Ian. 24 Ian. 25 Ian. 31 Feb. 1 Feb. 4 Feb. 14 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Feb. 27 Fob. 28 Mar. 1 Opponent Dons Leavenworth Peshastin Dryden E11ensburq Snohomish Everett Peshastin E11ensburq C1e Elum Leavenworth Mason City Cashmere C1e E1um Dryden Mason City Chelan Che1an Everett Everett Cashmere TOURNAMENT Ephrata Cashmere Cashmere Score 31-17 26-10 44-24 19-40 26-31 33-39 16-29 35-23 25-31 25-46 31-20 47-27 35-27 33-53 31-25 24-20 43-27 36-33 10-30 23-29 39-23 36-18 31-19 31-30 BOYS' INTRANIURAL BASKETBALL Row 1. Lee, Nichols, Loeffelbein, Hipskind, Satterberg, Meehan, Henderson. Row 2. Crawford, Garrison, Hedges, Stewart, Leonard, Hartl, Sterley. Row 3. Snyder, Bills, Gen-des. Graham, Raymond, Ross, Baker, Haskell. Row 1, Row 2. Row 3. Seated: Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. TRACK Zimmerman, I-lipskind, Kreuger. J. Stewart, Miller, Wilson, Conway, Adams, Charnos, Brenner, Wag ner, Lancaster, Armour, Van Wegen. Babst, Provo, R. Stewart, Padoshek, Smith, Kavanaugh, Sturtz, Fears, Brett, Hinriclcs, Lonnoye, Graham Coach Ulery, Hawkins, Gerdes, Kingsolver, Henderson, Breiler, Kyme, Raymond, Brown, Graybill Hanna, Abbey, Cornwall, Brunton, Huber, Gookey, Blumhagen, Garrison, Nichels, Bailey, Foster Chris BASEBALL Meehan, Penhallegon, Crawford, Rowe, M. Van Selus, Nichols, Loeffelbein, C. Van Selus, Bolingcr K. Spurgeon, Templin, Lockridge, Woods, Nlorton, Hartl, Kronschnabel, Welty, Cadzow. Douglas, Thompson, Rice, Bonner, Edwards, Lyts, Christensen. Raymond, S. Spurgeon, Jessup, Lolos, Gerdes, Henderson, Garrett, Stallings. tiansen, Gibbs, Loving. BOXING AND WRESTLING Row l. Dorn, Garrett, Glover, Wagner, Werherald. Row 2. Piper, Soule, Larson, Weytheman. Row 3. Coach McDowell, Hawkins, Tigner, Preston, Pratt, Marker, Breiler, Upham, Walters. Seated: Standing: 66 BADMINTON QMixed Doubles! Borden, Meehan. Loeffelbein, Tunison, Sex- mn, McLaren. Stewart, Templin, Raymond, Kronschnabel, Jessup. Tl1raPPf Abbey, Foster, Thompson, Trub, Van Horne, Taylor, Goodlake, Malone, Adams, Douglas, Byers, George, Lolos. HANDBALL Kneeling: Weaver, Loeffelbcin. Standing: Caclzow, Walters, Brunton, Wood TUMBLING Row 1. Barnett, Weaver. Row 2. Tuuison. 11213. Loeffclbein, Simons. Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. TENNIS Watson, A. Wade, Curry. Sampson, Edwins. Maus, Fortman. Ogan, Antles, Washburn. Miss Allmendinger, Loeffelbein. Dunn, Ross, Haskell, Nunamaker, P. Wade, Martin, Johns. Hipskind, Babst, Gerdcs, Snyder, Smith, Gra ham, Conway. ARCHERY CLUB Standin : Hartman. Mr. Allison Pinkerton Dow S Elder, Parks, Olds, Reedi, Kingsley, Mr. Laiz zurc, McLean. Sitting: Simon, Sandcrlin, Vcrmilya, Thomson, Row l . Row 2. Row 3. Church, McNeal. RIFLE CLUB Van Dyke, C. Rice. Lcedy, Hawkins, Donald- son. Livingston, Reid, Van Dyke. Peterson. Glover. Kingsley, Lieby, Loving, Waite, Dixon. Mr. Lever, Ogan, Martin, Lindvillc, P. Perkins, Myers, Snydcr. Vcrmilya, Grant, Calder, Diode, Boyd, Martin, S. Perkins, Sheldon. SKI CLUB Standing: J. Stockstill. Mr. Klossncr. Miller. Foster M.lot, Crollard, Welty, Bolinger, Waslmburn Sitting: T. Stockstill, Gellatly, Wctlmcrald. 67 Lower: Upper: GIRLS' TUMBLING Van Ry, Burkland, Kilpatrick. Viancour, Morris, Watson. Godfrey. Bolinger, Rowley, Gar- X land, Okada, Goodlake, Mor- row, Sampson, Hawkes. GIRLS' SPORTS Counting calories isn't the only Way to keep a trim figure. That is the sideline of the girls of the athletic department. These smooth athletes devote their time to perfecting their abilities, promoting sportsmanship, and having real fun. This season began with a fast-moving round-robin badminton tournament. Some thirty teams entered into competition and the finals found the couples of Cusick and Bock and Foster and Bise at the top. Volleyball produced six good teams, and for many nights these girls fought for Winners' laurels. For the first time in many seasons the lone senior team annexed the basketball crown, but not before downing six freshmen and junior teams. Real competition was seen on the maple court this year. Not yet rated as major sports but gaining steadily in popularity are tumbling and badminton. The mat girls flashed purple and gold satin uniforms and built pyramids that Would make the Egyp- tians envious. The mermaids churned the aqua marine twice a Week-some learning the art, some mastering the antics ot diving, and some becoming use- ful lifesavers. Playday is the thing-so declared some thirty girls each Saturday of the year. Other schools were invited to these gala events. Games were played: new friends were made: and athletics for girls was placed on a higher level. GIRLS' SPORT MANAGERS Row 1. Ogilvic, Davis, Foster, Wade, Crimmons, Smith, Nlundt SWIMMING Leavers. R2.Tl.,Rl,Gd1k,W ,Wd,M Nordwall, Etzkorn, Brcnncr, Paine. Miss All- OW lxlllmxfggion ow cy oo 3 C arson a c C mendinger. Row 3. Sampson, Burke, Miss Allmendinger, Gray, Curry. 68 : Row ROW Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1. 2 3. 4. 1. 2. 3 4 5 6. 1 2. 3 4 5. 6 7. GIRLS' BADMINTON P. Perkins, Davis, Godfrey, Bo- linger, Kilpatrick, Garland, Van Hoose, Goodlake, Malone, Mc- Lean, McMullen. Ogilvie. Metcalf, Cannon, Nic- cum, Ogan, Brandevolt. Dora, Thompson, Barnhart, Van Ry. Byers, Segle. Slpes, Paben, Kun- kel, Okada, Crimmons, S. Per- kins, Thrapp, Abbey. Larson, Raines, Miss Ailmen- Flinger, Downing, Smith, Han- orcl. GIRLS' BASKETBALL P. Perkins, Van Ry, Dillon, Kil- patrick, G a r l a n d , Goodlake, Brandevoldt, Dore, A b b e y , Hager. Bolinger, Godfrey, Van Hoose, Metcalfe, L a r s o n , Viancour, Kelley, Rudolph, Okada, Thomp- son, Crimmons. Martin, Davis, McGuire, Watson, Wade, Watson, Marlowe, Barn- hart, McMullen, Sandhop. Burkland, Reid, Sampson, Curry, Johns, Downing, Ogan, McLean, Segle. Malone, Niccum, Rowley. Plank, Byers, Martin, McVean, Paben, Kunkel, Alvis, Sipes. Smith, English, Erwin, Gibbons, Gray, Feil, S. Perkins, Mundt, M. Smith, Hanford, Thrapp, Zirnick. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Van I-loose, Davis, Bolinger, Provo, Godfrey, S. Garland, Goodlake, Mundt, Crimmons, Dore, S. Perkins. Ogrilvie, Niccum, Paben, Kelly, M a l o n e , Miss Allmendinger, Ogan, Barnhart. Murren, Thompson, McLean. Foster. Smith, Byers, McMullen, Van Ry, Schille. Rowley, Morrow, Johns, Plank, Sandhop. Scgle, B. Rowley. Burke, Feil, Gibbons, Raines. Sipcs. Duke, Coricll, Lcavers, Wade, Lester. WW .. , .Z 1 ,g ,I7 11 1 1 16 XM 1 PRINCESS EMMA JANE QUEEN MIRIAM PRINCESS JEANNE ROYALTY Hail, Queen Miriam! was the cry sent up by the Wenatchee High School student body When, at the noon assembly February 19, Miriam Corner Was chosen Queen of the 22nd Apple Blossom Festival. Chosen as her attendants were Princess leanne Whittemore and Princess Emma lane Hansen. Immediately the three girls and their chaperons began taking trips to all parts ot the state ot Washington and up into Canada, to invite all persons within hearing distance to attend the 22nd annual Blossom Festival. Returning home after completing their state Wide tours, Queen Miriam and her attendants began looking forward to the last and most important activities ot their reign, the coro- nation, the parade, and finally the Queen's Ball. Wenatchee High salutes you, Queen Miriam, Princess Ieanne, and Princess Emma lane, for the splendid and gracious Way you ruled during the gala days of our 1941 Apple Blossom Festival. DANCES AND PARTIES l CLASS WORK Swing it. Boy! dor1't thot smell good? l Pretty' soft The Good Earth IN PROGRESS Art? Wow! ll Whot's this down here? Une, two, three, snatch t Young American Patriots KINDERGARTEN The newest and most interesting class started in school this year was the chil- dren's kindergarten. Under the able direction of Miss Selleck, the class of girls learned to handle children and their problems. A sand box and a play house Were put up in part of the cooking room, to entertain the children, While tricycles and various other toys were kept handy in case interest Waned. A very amus- ing rhythm band Was formed, with the children taking the major parts. Each child kept time to the piano acco paniment by tapping Wooden blocks, sticks, or miniature drums. Some pre- terred tarnbourines for variety. Regular charts for each child were kept by the girls. Progress in Weight and height was checked each Week to note the improvement each child had made. The children used in the kindergarten l were the sons and daughters of teachers and friends who Were kind enough to let their children come. Though various kiddies were enrolled during the year, not more than twelve Were taken care ot at one time. What story can it be that Lenore is telling these Wide-eyed kindergarten children? Though they are as quiet as can be While listening to it, as soon as it is over they are ready for a rousing game oi London Brindgs-. SNAPSI-IOTS Ain'i love grand? Old Faithful. Happy Hai boys. Bull Session. Musin'i hit Eddie! These darn Fords! Gods gift to Women. A couple oi bums. Beauty on Parade. Three fair maids. Finnigans and Yanni gans. Something new in dresses! Monkeys Uncle. SNAPSHOTS 1. We're qrown up now? 2. The lone Wo1i. 3. Skippin' ctqoin! 4. 1:'our's company--. 5. Hey, Og!-we. 6. Let us in on it. 7. Pick-me-up. 8. Monkeys at heart. 9. Go get 'em Panthers! 10. Sit right here, please. 1 1. Going somewhere? 12. The Women-. SNAPSHCTS i. Meditation. 2. Mmm N- sure io o k s good! 3. My!+Won't you girls ever grow up? 4. In the spring a young man's tancyl. 5. The strong arm gang. 6. Eeek!-He-'s comin' at ya!! 7. Glamour-wow! 8. Your majestiesmevery- thing is in readiness! 9. Naughty-mustn't grab! 10. Ti1'I'1GIS just awastin' boys! 11. lust a 1azyin'i. 12. Do have a doughnut. 13. Enthusiastic a r e n ' t they? SNAPSHOTS 1. 'Twos the night before Christmas-. - 2. Two of the Terrible Trio. 3. So this is our news stcrfti-? 4. Brrrr-. 5. Don't shoot. 6. Beep, Beep. 7. 12:30. 8. More, pleorse. 9. Artists of the Bctrrel Stoves. 10. Hold that pose! ll. Dorn those secrqulls! 12 A bunch of the boys was whoopin' it up-. Q s. ii Y f J J ff Ji SY J, Xi A LV' J Vi! gif 5 s wif 355 6 s M' 47fzanA Wm CD, MQ DJJ I My 5 srfliinsi ff QM my vi K 1 5 , QV by 4 ff ' My P1ieL:liindinZCoT'r1pgny aw I M jj jp' ohnson- oe rin ing om cm JJ ww L'f Heppenstlirll gnirai' C omincrnijy X5 r. as on Ai 1 w? ,Uz3' Mr. Melqren, Mr. Lonlj IEII. I-Iilscher-photoqrcfphers J ' iss Zeiher, Miss Libby, Mrs. Duncan-advisors ' WW W ' W W A Sf. ,MA k,3f'0 '5 Q Of 9,-S - ,.,-1 MMM! ' M, . 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