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

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HONORA ZEIHER+English, Wa Wa Ad- visor, Sophomore Girls, Counselor and Sophomore Class Advisor. MARY FRANKiHigl1 School Secretary. E. F. EMINGER-Biology, Chemistry, Soph- omore Boys' Counselor and Sophomore Class Advisor. HAROLD FERCH-Mathematics, Psycho- logy, Senior Boys' Counselor and Senior Class Advisor. ESTELLA KYNE--Latin, S. P. Q, R. Club Advisor, Heinz Club Advisor. EVA CLARK-Physical Education, Girls' Intramural Sports, Girls' Club Advisor. ANNE LIBBY-Mathematics, Wa Wa Busi- ness Advisor, Senior Commencement Com- mittee. CLINTON E. SNYDER e Smith - Hughes Vocational Auto Mechanics, Machirxe Shop. COACH FRANK DOC CONWAY- Physical Education, Football Coach, Basket- ball Coach, Track Coach. J. WARREN EWING-Bioiogy. RUTH ARLANDER-Mathematics, Honor Society Advisor, Girls' Club Advisor, Senior Commencement Committee. EL SELFRIDGE-Spanish, English, chery, Spanish Club Advisor. ANET HOUTCHENS-Stenograph, P K. Pep Club Advisor, cms' Club A.i'vis0f.' ARLENE BIRDSELL MARTIN-Public Speaking, JAY ELLER-Physics, Radio, Director of Visual Education, Public Address System. Hi Y Club Advisor. KATHARINE PHIPPSW-Englsh. HELEN ORTON-English, Debate, Debate Club Advisor.

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Medwqe Americas future lies in the preservation of Democracy. Our heritage gave us various freedomsefreedoms dearly won at great sacrifice and at the present time being defended with human lives. Visualize these freedoms as privileges you enjoyeand they are. But do not lose sight of the fact that each privilege demands many obligations. lt is the supreme duty of each prospective citizen to equip himself thoroughly for active participation in Americas perpetuation. Society challenges you to grow constantly from a self-centered individual seeking personal benefits to- ward a broad-minded, Well-educated adult, with a mature understanding of the problems you will have to solve. ' Take inventory of yourselffcan you honestly say that your social, mental, and moral attitudes are fulfilling the demands of society and not of yourself? :una lvugenl MN ' 1' H to Vi - rut 5 , w, f ,Q W...-All 1, ra, Aw sl page J ff , , ,, 'f4'9f??fdf -, it t ,vw t,-. 4, '. . V , Q1 M, fx .WY- f,.9tWff ' I QL' 9

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REINHOLT HARING-Meclmaiuical Draw- ing. Stage Advisor. HELEN VAN TASSELLfDean of Girls. Registrar. FERN COUSINEAU DUNCAN?Art. Wa Wa Art Advisor. MARIE MONROE-U. S. History, DAVID MAHRT INo picture, - Book- keeping, First Aid, Algebra. Apple Leaf Sales. Student Body Accountant, -.rw-w,,,-if aww., GRACE GORTON-Drama. Speech. Eng- lish. Dramatics Club Advisor. ARTHUR NEWMAN-Ba11d. Glce Club. Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps. Cheer Leaders. Girls' Octet. Madrignl Singers. MARGARET MILLER-Librarian. Girls' Club Advisor. ELEANOR TETERSfEnglish. Girls' Club Advisor. Senior Girls' Counselor and Senior Class Advisor. P. Cv. Pep Club Advisor. RAYMOND PILCHERfWoodshop. DON DONALDSON-English, tory. Junior Boys' Counselor Class Advisor. ANNE VVHITTAKER-Typing, GLADYS I. SELLECK-Home J. FRED ULERY7Pre Flight C, A. A.-W. T. s. Aerial Navig Coach. U. S. His' and Junior English. Economics. First Aid, ation. Track RUBY POOL-Home Economics, Girls' Club Advisor. SIDNIE DAVIES-English. Journalism. Hi Yu Pep Club Advisor. Apple Leaf Ad visor, Junior Girls' Counselor and Junior Class Advisor, Girls' Club Advisor. VERE S. DEVOE-Office Machines, Short hand. Transcription, Senior Commence ment Committee, TOM LEVER-American History, U. S History. JESSIE L. HELM-Smith-Hughes Voca tional Agriculture. F. F. A., Ticket Sales