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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1946 volume:

1 Panther's WA WA of 1945 Published by Students of Wenatchee High School Wenatchee, Washington WA WA STAFF ow CO-EDITORS IN CHIEF V,v,.,.., .A...... D orothy Hutchinson, Dorothy Leo Gcxriond ADMINISTRATION ......... wV.......,,..,.......,...,.o,,.,,,............,,oo D onncr Grcrybiil SENIORS .......Y..o......,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.A .,Y,,.,., B ctrboro Ootey IUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES 7,o,..., ....,w,oo S hiriey Richardson SPORTS ...,...,........w,,,,o,,,o,,.,oY...,....... ,o,,,o,.,.,.,,w.,,ow,,,o B ob Godfrey ART v,7..o,..oo7..o,,..,.,,..,..v ,,,o,,,r I ocquie Lee Forrinqton PHOTOGRAPHER e,,,e,, ,,,....ww ,e.,,,.,,, K e nny Stone CLUBS ,,,,...A..,,r,.......,..,,,,,,,.,,, ...r,...,. E leclnor Nyhoim BUSINESS MANAGER tt,,ort,,oot.....e,Y..........,wtv,oo,,,oo,,.......,...,....,,o..,.o....,.r,.... Verno Trovis ADVISORS---Mr. Ionies Nugent, Miss Anne Libby, Mrs. Fern Couseneou Duncon 55+ ,, .41 '-Q x gk' I ,. , 3 .f-I V ,, f ,J 1 .V 5 V .K , - , 1 3 '- LGE? i.-2f,ag.72'if gggkikxk 1 . , 5. nj,-iv 5 L Lax fw '- -my wg f A za ..- , ?'wgm?+,i2S5rB vw Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let il Snow, 9' Dedication To our fellow schoolmates who unselfishly qcrve their lives in World War ll that we might live, we hereby humbly dedicate this, the 1946 Wol Wo. Music Memories In iuture years certain melodies will bring back highlights of your high school days: that funny as- sembly, that exciting tootball game, or that first dance. These will be recalled through the magic medium oi music. We hope this book too will aid in bringing to mind cherished memories. x . THE SUPERINTENDENTS TYPICAL DAY Arriving at the ottice at eight o'clock each morning, Mr. Smith checks over his business for the day ahead. This business varies daily. A typical day might start, however, in a conference with a grade school, junior high, or high school principal on some school problems. At any time he may be called about some Blossom Festival business as related to schools out ot town. Be- tore his lunch hour he talks with salesmen who want to sell books, supplies, or equipment to the school. lnterviewing teachers who want positions in our schools tor the next year is also the business ot our superintendent. After lunch Mr. Smith receives, reads, and answers large stacks of mail on many different subjects. Answering phone calls from numerous individuals is no small task. Many returning veterans who want advice about reentering school or on plans tor their tuture rely on Mr. Smith. He is also the president ot our lunior College. There is always a school board meeting or some other business in the evening that helps to make Mr. Smith's day a tull one. THE PRINCIPAL'S TYPICAL DAY Telephone, Mr. Nugent. When will Mr. Nugent be back? May l speak to Mr. Nugent? Thus starts a typical day tor our principal. lt is Mr. Nugent's duty to see that the business of the high school runs smoothly. There is always some meeting tor him to attend such as student council, legislature, club, and class meetings. Also he must help the seniors with their commencement, baccalaureate, and other problems that arise dur- ing the last few months ot school. ln addition to all these activities he has put a lot ot time and work into making the Wa Wa a success. Another not so pleasant duty of our principal is that ot truancy and delin- quency. He also attends teachers' meetings and business meetings down town Where he represents the high school. There is a never ceasing stream of people going in and out ot his ottice each day. Mr. Nugent is on the executive board oi the State High School Principals' Association and is the vice president for the coming year. He is also active in scouting. As a member ot Rotary he is the program chairman and a mem- ber of the Board ot Directors. Also Mr. Nugent was chairman ot the park program tor the '46 festival. Athletics is an active interest ot Mr. Nugent's. He is North Central Wash- ington's representative to the State Athletic Association. Every student at one time or another during his high school years has a problem that only Mr. Nugent can solve tor him. r,,fQW Wwe.. .,., M. f, f f 55 . an N, ,,, ,. ,,,, -. ,sM..,, . fi.. Y, P, , F., ,,. as T is Qi? ...M M 9,177 . ,... ..... A933 wvumfww . - M ' , -' M ' N , ...gy I- awry'- fn . V i .w,s., ne, Q A r. rr 1.,. ,.f , vk V V V A, , . .M f A s W., .., N., . ,,.., ..r. ,..,..,.,..f-. ............ , r MM, MV LAUM,,iA A Hymn, A. ,A +..s..... C., .MMN X ,.,.m fx., ii.. MISS MISS MISS MISS MRS. MISS MRS. RAMSEY MRS. DEVOE WHITTAKER MISS CHAPMAN MISS SELLECK MR. MAI-IRT MR. FERCH MISS ARLANDER MRS. ROCHELLE MR. EMINGER MISS LIBBY MR. ELLER MRS. HOUTCHENS MRS. TODD MR. CONVVAY MR. ULERY MRS. DUNCAN MR. BOWERS MR. SNYDER MISS FRANK MISS STERLING MRS. MONROE MR. HARING MR. HELM MR. PILCHER MRS. TETERS MISS ZEII-IER MISS BROWN MRS MATHEWS MISS ORTON FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS MCLEAN. Secretaryg SMITH, Treasurerg EIKEN- BERRY Vice Presidentg SATTERWHITE, President. if I FALL EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1. Nordus, Vanderberg, Shultz, McLean, Adams. ROW 2. Eikenberry, Parkhill, Smith, Gdudman. Leonard. FALL LEGISLATURE ROW 1. Johnson, Hizey, McLean, Van Selus, Cain. ROW 2 Gilstrap, R. Van Selus, Eikenberry, Mor- gan, Hamilton, Norelius. ROW 3. Grubbs, Smith, Jackson, Zanol, Musson, Zlning. Sanerwhixe. SPRING EXECUTIVE BOARD ROXV l. Halvorson. Gay. Scott. Donccn. Stoccltet. ROW 2. Eikenberry. Raymond. liinnigan. Brclrxc Hildcbrand. SPRING LEGISLATURE ROW 1. Eikenberry. Clark. Matthvws. Kinzelmch. Silxcst. Cross. Brenner. Harle. Evans. Powers. Stoeckf: t. ROYV2. Robison. Nyholm. B. Grawall. Rcctor. Gnd mundson. Arnegarde. Doneen. L. Hastings. ROWS. Raymond. Finnigan. Brcnner. Prolast, J Peterson. ROW' 4. D. Carlson. Milliken. Thbm. Eaklc. SPRING STUDENT BCDY OFFICERS ROW' 1. STOECKERT. Treasurer. ROW 2 FINNIGAN. Secretaryg BRENNER, Presi dent: RAYMOND. Vice President. f Q ,G G lil, :i '4-,- X GRADUATING CLASS OF 1946 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW 1. Adams, Eikenberry, Gay. ROW' 2. Sandberg, Hamilton, Mr. Emingcr, Fraley, Parkhill, Miss Zeiher. Jack Newell Adams Hi-Y Vice President, Legislature, Football, Track. Ambition: Join the Marines. ' Echo june Adsitt Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Glee Club, Bond Salesman, Girls' Sports. Ambition: To travel with my brother. Carmen Loarraine Allen Drum and Bugle Corps, Ambition: To have all my dreams come true. Gene Anderson in the Navy. Don Armstrong S. A. T. Representative. Wa Wa Photographer, Ambition: To be a private detective. june Lynette Aune P. K. Treas., Sophomore and Jun'or Assemblies Glee Club. Orpheus Club, Revelers, Apple Leaf Staff. Choir. S. A, T. Representative, Girls' Sports. Jr. Prom Committee, Senior Council. Honor So- Civty, Ambition: See ya, when , . .ii Betty Baken Girls' Club, Prom Committee. Ambition. To be Betty Graybill. Gloria Baker P. K. Sec.. Orpheus Club, Junior Assembly, Honor Society, S, P. R., Girls' Sport, Girls' Club, Apple Leaf Staff, Sophomore Assembly, Senior Dance. Ambition: To be Adrian's assistant. Annamae Frances Barber Hi-Yu, Honor Societl, Bond Salesman. Girls' Club, Wawa Representative. Ambition: to meet someone and not be bashful. Oran Paige Bauzngardner Jr. Derby Club. A Squad Football. A Squad Basket- ball, Track, Legislature, Apple Leaf Representa- tive, Choir. Joann Bell GIrls' Sports. Girls, Club, Apple Leaf Represen- tive. Junior-Senior Prom, Debate Club. Ambition: To travel and then come back and help Katie run our Old Maids Home. Mary Kathryn Bohannon Choir. ,Ambitionz To be a teacher. S. P. Q. R., Orpheus Club, Dramatics Club, P. K., Frances Bolen I-lorizon Club, Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To be a good nurse and a good house- wife. Not graduating. Jackie Bolen Girls' Club. Drum and Bugle Corps. Orpheus Club. Sophomore Council. Jun'or-Senior Prom. Ambition: To travel around the world. Elizabeth Mae Bolts Hi-Yu. Girls' Club. Ambition: To have all my dreams come true. Lemovne Brady' S. P. R.. Orpheus Club. Sophomore and Junior Assembly. Track. Tumbling. Ambition: To spend the rest of my life with a beautiful girl. Carl Brenner Sophomore Class Treas., Junior Class Pres.. Stu- dent Body Pres.. Executive Board. Legislature. A Squad Football. Track. Ambition: Not very much. Phyllis Brisbine S. P. R.. Debate Club. Girls' Club. Girls' Sports. Ambition: To be the first official member and scrub woman of Katie's Old Maids Home. Don Brown Track. Ambition: To establish myself in architecture drafting. Katherine Brown Girls' Club Sec. and Pres.. Sophomore Class Sec.. Senior Class Sec., Executive Board. Junior-Senior Prom. Girls' Sports. S. P. O. R.. Legislature. Ambition: To own an Old Maids' Home 'for the less fortunate girls. Billie Bvvrkland S. P. R.. Sr. Commencement Committee. Sonh. Class Sec.. Thesoian. Hoimor Society. Torch. Junior' Senior Prom. Pep Board Pres.. P. K.. Girls' Club. Orpheus. Student Council. Junior Assembly. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. Don L. Burns S. P. Q. R., Orpheus Club. Soph. Assembly. Glee Club. Choir, Band. Ambition: To throw the best party of the year and to obtain a taxi permit for my car. Bluriel Butler Girls' Club. Ambition: To have a certain person make my ambition come true. Marie Camp Dramatics Club. S. P. R.. Honor Society. The Bat. Tri Hi Y, 'llVlad March Heirs. Glee Club. Ambition: Love my enemies and do good to those who hate mc. Lee Cave Track. Football, Hi Y, Spanish Club. Ambition: To have a girl in every port. Hazel Clapp Bob D. Clark Jerald Ashley Clark Dramatics Club. Thespian Club. Debate. Spanish Club. Tish. What a Life. Best Foot For- ward. The Bat. and The Barrett's. Ambition: G. O. O. VV. Helen jo Collis S. P. R.. P. G.. l-lonor Society. Debate Club. G rls' Sports. Ambition: To be a second Fanny l-loltzman. Duane Colwell F. F, A. Trcas.. Lcgislaulrc. Ambition: Play opposite Dorothy Lamour. Wai 'em A - 99 A ii Zb all ii. . Elvie Connor P. G., S. P, Q. R., Honor Society. Apple Leaf Representative, Girls' Sports, Archery Club. Ambition: Ycs. john Corrigan Lila Bond Salesman. Ambition: To manufacture firecraclccrs that don't cause me trouble. Lee Coulthard Sec. of Tri Hi Y, Sec. of P. G. Club, S. P, R., Orpheus Club, Girls' Club. Pep Board, junio: Council. Ambition: To be a nurse Peggy Crate Hi Yu, Tri Hi Y. Pep Board Representative, Junior-Senior Prom, S. P. R., Orpheus Club, Girls Club. Honor Society Ambition: To have and to hold. James Sherman Crial Jr, Junior Council. Dramatics Club, S. P. R., Senior Class Play. Ambition: To be known as the famous Doctor Yankum Out. Shirley Crocker Glee Club, Girls' Club. Apple Leaf Staff. Ambition: To go to California in the fall and then? Dick Crocker Margorie Cross P. K, Sec., Girls, Sports, Tri Hi Y. Thespian. Bond Salesman, Girls Club, Pep Board Assembly, Apple Leaf Representative. Wawa Representative. Legislature, Senior Council. Ambition: To be principal for one day. Walt Cumbo ,lunior Class Pres.. Executive Board. Dramatics Club. Thespian. What a Life. Best Foot For- warclfy The Batfy Derby Club Treas.. junior and Senior Assembly. Derby Club Assembly. Ambition: To plav a sousaphone in Woody Her- man's Band. Loudell Marie Cunning Mari Archery Club, Orphus Club, P. K.. Pep Board Representative, Spanish Club Pres,, Jr. Assembly. Honor Society, Torch, Wawa Rep., Sr. Commence- ment Committee, Co-Chairman of Sr. Assembly, junior Council, Apple Leaf Rep. Ambition: To have as nice a daughter as my mother has-my sis. lyn Davis Miss Victoryf' -Sophomore Class Vice Pres., Girls Sports, Orpheus, Dramatics Club, jr. Assem- bly, Junior-Senior Prom, Senior Council, S. P. R., Honor Society, Legislature. Ambition: To be a very private sccretary. Stanley Deardorff Choir, Track. Ambition: To get a 1946 Oldsmobile and then to travel. Virginia Dearing P. G., Girls' Club, Pep Board, Girls' Sports. Ambition: Typing and shorthand seem to fasci- nate me, Pat Dennis A and B Squad Football, A and B Squad Basket- ball, Track. Legislature. Florence Demarest Cheer Leader, S. P. R.. Girls' Club. Honor Society, Sophomore Assembly, Sophomore Class Dance, Ambition: To live, not to exist. Melvin Derting Bud B Squad Football, A Squad Football. F. F. A. Ambitlon: To play football for W. S. C. Dillon Wawa Representative. Ambition: To run a business and have a beauti- ful private secretary. Pat Drury Betty w Downing Helen Grraldine Dunlap Ambition: To make a certain fellow very happy and travel to Hawa'i on my honeymoon. Keith Edgmon l arl t l l l-Iarr Band. Brass Sextct. Annie Leaf Representative. Ambition: To be a millionaire. Eikenberry Student Body Vice Pres.. Senior Class Pres.. Derby Club, B Squad Basketball, Glee Club, Choir, Senior Council, Junior Class Assembly. Best Foot For- wardf' Ambition: To be chief dishwasher in a paper plate factory. iet Enslow Girls' Club. Heinz Club, Transfer from Manson Ambition: To be a beauty operator. Ruth Evelyn Estep He'nz Club. Glee Club. Ambition: To be a success in everything I do. Sally .lo Evans lacq Pat Orpheus. Stvanish Club. Tri Hi Y . Legislature. Ambition: To travel through the Orient. nie Lee Farrington Girls' Club. Tri I-Ii Y Treas.. Soohomore Rente- fentative. H1 Yu Vice Pres.. Soanish Club. Panther Log. Wawa Staff. Girls Club Assembly, Royalty of 1946 Ample Blossom Festival. Ambition: To always be a snecial Drincess in some onc's heart by the initials of D. K. I-'enno Dramatics Club. Orpheus. Apole Leaf Editorial Staff, Junior. Senior and Girls Club Assembly, Honor Society. P. K., Glee Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Ambition: To take over Woody Hermanls band but to always be in lVlillie's clique. el . k . . if ,. .f . ii 4 fl if ur 'hr it r Earl Filte Ambition: To have a good business of my own. Robert E. Fitch Bob Blll Lunior Council. Band. Honor Society, Wawa ep. Ambition: No ambition. Fraley Senior Class Treas., Senior Class Vice Pres., Hi Y Pres. and Vice Pres., Student Council, Legislature. Ambition:To join the Marines. Gardner A Squad Basketball. Track, Derby Club Vice Pres, Band. Ambition: To live to be 137 and in the meantime, inherit a large fortune. Dorothy Lea Garland Joy Sophomore and Junior Assemblies. Girls Club. Apple Leaf Editorial Staff, Co-editor of Wawa, Orpheus, S. P. Q. R.. Hi Yu, Honor Society- T,rch. Glee Club, Junior-Senior Prom. Ambition: To see the day when this annual greets thc student--Oh happy day. Lucille Garrison Girls' Sports. Princess of Rock Island, Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To travel to Alaska, Florida, and New Mexico. Barbara Gay Senior Class Sec., Tri Hi Y Pres., Hi Yu Treas., G,rls' Club, Girls, Sports, Apple Leaf Advertising Staff, S. P. Q. R. Student Council. Ambition: To ski nom the top of Stevens to the bottom with out encountering some difficulty. Calvin Gentle Band, Clarinet Quartette, Honor Society. Ambition: To be a civil engineer. joy l.aVonne Gillespie P. K.. Girls' Sports. Girls' Club. Apple Leaf Re - resentative. ' -:lla Ambition: To be a successful wife to a certain fellow in Japan. Don Giese Glee Club, Transfer from Dryden. Ambition: To be a horticultrist. Cecelia Gleason Not graduating. Bob Godfrey Wawa Staff, Sales Staff, Basketball. Football. Tennis, Apple Leaf Staff, Panther Patrol, Derby Club President and Secretary. Ambition: To play drums in Sam Keppard's Hot- Cha-Rhythm Jazz Band. Betty Goodfellow Girls' Club, Honor Society, S. P. O. R., Wawa Rep., P. G.. Best Foot Forwardf' What a Life. Ambition: To attend the University this 'fall. John Goodfellow Dean L. Goodman Derby Club Pres., Student Council. Tennis. B Squad Football. Legislature. Ambition: To be a general in the Salvation Army. Robert E. Graham Glee Club. Sophomore and Junior Assembly. Ambition: Excelsior. Tom Gray Legislature, Apple Leaf Rep.. Stamp and Bond Salesman. Ambition: To be a millionaire. Donna Graybill P. K. Vice Pres., Pep Board Vice Pres.. Senior Council. WaWa Staff, Girls Club Sec., Junior- Senior Prom. Ambition: To have my 9th grade prophecy come true. Desa Gudmundslon Mar S. P. Q. R., Spanish Club, Orpheus. Hi Yu Sec Tri Hi Y, Archery Club, Torch-Honor Society Girls Club. Ambition: To be a very good private secretary. y Ellen Guthrie S. P. Q. R., Debate Club, Drum and Bugle Corp: Chorus. Ambition: To travel around the world and en up in Africa. Elsie Beth Halvorson Bill Nor Sophomore Prom Attendant, Junior Class Sec Spanish Club Vice Pres., Hi Yu Pres., Tri Hi X Legislature, Pep Board, Thespian, Honor Societ' Junior Assembly, Girls' Club President, Derl: Club Sweetheart, Student Council, Apple Blossoi Queen. ' Ambition: To bring happiness into the lives t others, as they have into mine. Hamilton Hi Y Pres., Sophomore Class Pres., Senior Cla Vice Pres., Panther Patrol, Legislature, Deba Club, S. P. Q. R., Orpheus Club, junior Coui cil. ' Ambition: To be promptor at the Rivoli. man Hamilton Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Thespian Pre: Hi Y Treas., Archery Club Treas., Debate Clu Legislature, Band, Co-Chairman of Moon-G Prom, Sophomore, Junior and Hi Y Assembl Stage Crew, Tish, What a Life, Best Fo Forward, The Bat, The Barrettsf' The M: March Heirs. Ambition: Stage manager at the Follies Bergierc Harw'ey james Harris Ambition: To own and operate a year round x S0ff. Lloyd Hastings Senior Council. Legislature. Ambition: Go into business. Kathleen Hedges P. K., Wawa Rep., Girls' Club Cabinet. Ambition: To stick a hypodermic needle in son one and leave my eyes open. Carmel Heinrich Tri Hi Y, Girls' Club. I-leinz Club. Ambition: To be a beauty operator. Betty Louise Highfill W Transferred from West Seattle. Hoitor Society. 3 Ambition: Private secretary. i l Doris Bernice Hildebrand Apple Leaf Staff. Heinz Club. P. G.. Glee Club. Drum and Bugle Corps. Girls' Club. Ambition: To fry enough rabbit to keep a cer- tain truck driver happy. Barbara Hill Girls' Sports. Girls' Club. Debate. Honor Society. Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To drive Honeybun to Seattle- just once. Ribert A. Hinman Archery Clu. Ambition: Air lines pilot. l i i i Velma Huff Girls Club, Ambition: To be a seamstress. Carolyn Hulseman Dramatics Club. Honor Thespian. Business Man- ager for Ulncognitof' What a Life. The Pot Boiler. UBest Foot Forward. Sophomore and Junior Assembly. Apple Leaf Editorial Staff. Spanish Club. Orpheus Club. The Batf' Glec Club. Junior-Senior Prom. Ambition: To be BSG of the B. S. G. Donald Humphrey Track. F. F. A.. Honor Society. Boys Octet. Choir. Thespian, Ambition: Success. i Dorothy Hutchinson Junior Assembly. NloonGlo Prom. Co-Editor of Wawa, Apple Leaf Editorial Staff. Glee Club. Orpheus Club. Business Manager of The Bat. Apple Blossom Pr ncess. Senior Dance. Honor Society. Torch. Girls' Club. Hi Yu. S. P. R.. Office Assistant. Ambition: To become a famous author and write new lyrics for Burma Shave. Ross Jackson Apple Leaf. Stage Crew, Legislature. Hi Y. Thes- pian. Dramatic Club. Span'sh Club. Archery Club. Moonglo Prom. Senior Assembly. Ambition: To perform a more graceful Tarzan BCI. Richard F. Jensen A Squad Football. WaWa Rep.. S. A, T. Rep.. Senior Council, Apple Leaf Rep. Ambition: To stay out of the Army. Betty Ann Jensen S, P. R.. Girls' Club. Honor Society. Junior Class Vice Pres.. Legislature. P. G. Vice Pres.. Sophomore and Junior Rep. Ambition: To graduate from W. S, C. Pearl Johnson Transferred from Entiat. Band. Spring Legislature. Ambition: To be a special nurse. Jean Kennedy Transferred from Peshasrin High School, P. G.. Torch. Ambition: To be a nurse. someday-ltill or cure, Dick Kinney 1 . S. P. R.. B Squad Basketball. Legislature. Panther Hall Patrol. Honor Society. Apple Leaf Rep.. A Squad Basketball. Ambition: Have all the ice cream I can eat. Alice Mae Kinscherf Choir. Ambition: To be a perfect wife to Wayne. Ramona Kuntz Girls' Club. Glee Club. Ambition: To live in Spokane next year, Eldon E. Landin Track. Tumbling. Senior Council. Amb'tion: Be a switchman on a one way rail- road. Tom Larner Sophomore Assembly. Football Squad. Track. Legislature. Junior Assembly. Ambition: To own a hoterod factory and a dozen Lincoln Continentals. Barbara Lasich Hi Yu, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports. Ambition: To make a certain guy very happy. Joan Leavets Apple Leaf Rep., Thespian, Dramatic Club, Mad March Heirs, Senior Cheer Leader, Legislature, Hi Yu Sec., Girls' Sports, Pep Board, Orpheus, Junior, Girls' Club, Seniar and Dramatics As- sembly. Ambition: To own a Cadillac convertible. John Fagan Leonard Honor Thespian, Dramatic Club Pres., Tish, What a Life, Best Foot Forward. The Bat, The Barrert's, Torch, Moonglo Prom, Spanish Club, Orpheus, Senior, Sophomore Assembly, junior Council, Sophomore Dance. Ambition: To win first and sccond prize. Fred Lieberg Bob Jkvy Don Hi Y. Ambition: To go steady. Lawry Band, Debate, Honor Society, Clarinet quartet. Ambition: Freedom from want: freedom from fear: freedom from school, . Lubahn Drum and Bugle Corps, Horizon Club, Glee Club, P. G., Wawa Rep., Apple Leaf Rep., Girls Club. Ambition: To pass my finals by more than one point. Magary Band. Ambition: To get my drivers license back. Geraldine Malone Girls' Sports, Girls Club. Ambition: To marry Tommy Manville and get a cut. Nadeane Mannin 3 P. K. Pres., Legislature. Pep Board. Girls' Club. Ambition: To get through school and travel. Helen Mathison Transferred from Holy Names, Heinz Club, Or- pheus Club. Ambition: To invent an ink spot remover. Robert H. May Phyl Hi Y. Track, Senior Football Manager. Wawa Rep., Debate, junior Assembly, Moonglo, Prom. Ambition: To find someone who wants one 1937 Plymouth Sedan. lis McConnell Hi Yu, Girls' Club, Girls Sports. Ambition: To travel all over the world. Bernice McCormack Lore Lois Mac Ralp Sophomore and Junior Assemblies. Pep Board Sec., Girls' Sports, Glee Club. Apple Leaf Rep- Girls' Club, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps Major- Effe. Ambition: To sing without butterflies in my stomach. tta MacKenzie Girls' Club. Ambition: To get my diploma and then leave Wenatchee for a while. lVIcKinlev P. K., Glee Club, Choir, Revelers, Girls' Sports. Ambition: An 'act'ng career or singing with a name band. McLean ' ' S. P. O. R,. Tri Hi Y. Girls' Club Vice Pres., Heinz Club. Debate Club. Girls' Club Cabinet. Moonglo Prom. Student Body Sec.. Junior Prom Attendant, P. G., Apple Leaf Staff. Co-Chairman of Co-ed Conference. Ambition: To get an A in a tcst some day. h lVIcNew Bond Salesman, A Squad Football, Glee Club. Choir. Ambition: To make a million dollars. Betty McRae Girls' Club. Heinz Club. Orpheus, Transferred from Central High in Pueblo, Colorado. Ambition: To travel. Marie Meadowcroft Gene Melton Not graduating. Gene Montague Hi Y Sec.. Spanish Club Pres., Legislature. Arch- ery Club. Apple Leaf Staff. Debate Club, Apple Leaf Rep. Ambition: To interview the infamous l'Traveling Salesman. Gloria Miller S. P. R.. Legislature. Girls' Club. P. G. Ambition: Art. drama-my ambish: will probably end up washing dish. Mar' Frances Miller Bill Y Thespian. Nloonglo Prom. Glee Club. Choir. P. K.. Revelers, Sophomore. junior. Senior. and Pep Club Assemblies. Apple Leaf Staff, Apple Blossom Festival. Orpheus. Ambition: Buy a herd of cattle and set up a cattle drum factory. Nlillilten Apple Leaf Staff. Legislature. A Squad Basketball. S. P. R., Senior Assembly. Senior Commence' ment Committee. Ambition: To be stationed at Sun Valley Resort Dloris Mills Glee Club. Drum and Bugle Corps. Girls' Club. Girls, Sports. Ambitionz To be happy and have lots of friends. Shirlev Mitchell Glee Club. Hi Yu, Girls' Sports. Ambition: A typist and do office work. Ted Morehollse Spanish Club. Ambition: Graduate 'from W. S. C. in two years Ruth Mulvihill Girls' Club. Ambition: Be a second Madame Curie and learn how to harness atomic power. Leila M. Mundi S. P. Rl. Wawa Rep.. Girls' Club. Ambition: To go to college and then travel with J. E. R. to Donaldsonville. Wanda Murphy Heinz Club. S. P. R.. Senior Play. Torch. Transferred from Idaho Falls. Ambition: Be a nurse. Leon Neal Legislature. WaWa Rep. junior Council. Archery Club. Ambition: To tour America on a motorcycle. Teen Nolan Not graduating Virginia Nicholson I-li Yu Vice Pres.. Pep Board Sec.. Dramatic Club. What a Lifefl Honor Society, Girls' Club. Ambition: To be the outstanding Hobo of my time. Marvel Jean Nordhus Pep Board Pres.. Honor Society. P. K.. Girls' Club, Apple Blossom Festival. Ambition: To have my ninth grade prophecy come true. Diane Norris i Girls' Club. I-lcinz Club. Ambitilon. An author or stcnographcr. K if 'H Wayne E. Noyd ' Apple Leaf Staff. Stamp and Bond Salesman. Ambition: To be rich and happy but l will be content with jus tbeing rich. . v 'af' ' 'v, .ati 355 Elea not Nyholm P. G. Vice Pres., Torch. Honor Society, Leg'sla- ture, Tri Hi Y, Girls' Club Cabinet, Apple Leaf gditigrial Staff, Girls' Sports, Wawa Staff. S. P. Ambition: Go to college and become a good stenographer. Barbara M. Oatey Girls' Club Pres., Moonglo Prom. Junior and Senior Assemblies. Wawa Staff, P. K.. Choir, Glee Club, Senior Council, Orpheus, S. P. Q. R., Sen'or Commencement Committee, Senior Dance, WaWa Rep.. Executive Board, Apple Blossom Festival. Ambition: To profit by my teachings in psy- chology. Mildred Olsen Bob Dlori E. P. Q. R., Glee Club, Girls' Club, Apple Leaf ep. Ambition: To have a certain wish come true. Otteraaen Apple Leaf Rep., Track, Bond Salesman. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. s Marian Overman Girls' Club, Glee Club, S. P. R., Spanish Club. Debate Club, Junior Council, Girls' Sports. Ambition: To be a model. Cliff Pace Legislature. Ambition: To get out of school and be a travel- ing salesman. Mercedes Packwood Floy Dare P, G. Treas., Legislature, S. P. Q. R., Clarinet Quartet, Pep Board Vice Pres., Band. Honor Society, Horizon Club, Bond Salesman. Ambition: Make a cake and eat some too. d M. Parkhill Derby Club Pres.. Senior Class Pres.. B Squad Football, Track, House of Juke, Glee Club, Moonglo Prom, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Assemblies, Orpheus, Senior Commencement Com- mittee, Junior and Senior Council, Derby Club Assembly. Ambition: To be costumes man at the Rivoli. tta Fern Payton Debate Club, G'rls' Club, Girlsl Sports. Ambition: To be a surgeon. Faye Perkins Ambition: To travel all over the U. S. and end up in San Francisco. Frank E. Piepel S. P. Q. R.. WaWa Rep., Honor Society, Torch. Ambition: To be a success of whatever I enter. Betty June Pike Band, S. P. Q. R. Ambition: To be a good housewife for a certain G. I. Mary Pohlman P. G., Spanish Club, Honor Soc'ety. Best Foot Forward, Girls' Club, What a Life. Ambition: To be happy. Nettie Powers junior Council, Legislature. Ambition: Ambition? What does that mean? Helen Ray Tri Hi Y, junior Council, Hi Yu Sec., Girls' Club. Ambition: To start an organization with Virginia for outstanding Hobo women. Freddie Ray Rembert Ambition: Mechanic. Sh'rley Yvonne Richardson Legislature, S. P. R., Secretary of Hi Yu, Apple Leaf Representative, Press Chairman of Tri Hi Y, S. A. T. Representadve. Moonglo Prom Committee, Pep Board Representatve, Honor Society, Council, Girls' Club Vice President, Sec- retary, and Treasurer, Pep Club Tea, Apple Blos- som Festival. Wawa, Princess of Monitor, Wawa Rep. Ambition: To graduate from the University of Washington. Marcu Reid . P. K. Treas., junior Class Vice Pres., Tri Hi Y, Apple Leaf Rep., Glee Club, Executive Board, Sophomore and Junior Council. Ambition: Be a good nurse. Warren Reid Nloonglo Prom. Thespian. Apple Blossom Festival. Ambition: To back Fagan Leonard and B. Sperry in Lucrece. Elaine Roberts Revelers, Hi Yu, Legislature. .Ambition: To be a good nurse. Kenneth Robidon Legislature, Wawa Rep., S. A. T. Rep. Ambition: To travel. Dorothy Rodgers S. P. . R., Glrls' Club. Ambition: Compete with Florence Nightingale. Bob Sandberg Legislature, junior Council. junior Class Treas., Senior Class Treas.. Senior Council. Ambition: Owner of a hot rod factory. Robert Satterwhite Student Body Pres.. Hi Y Pres., Student Council, Legislature. Football Captain. Ambition: Have my own boat and sail around the world. Jack Shriner Senior Council, Apple Leaf Rep. Ambition: Thoughts of the army took all the ambition out of me. Gene Schuster Derby Club. Legislature, Orpheus. Ambition: To raise my I. Q. to 35. gig 1 Mildred Sehorn Duanxnggiggnl Graduation in Sophomore Council, Dramatic Club. Hi Yu. ' ' 'W' ' Junior Assembly. Girls' Club. Glee Club. Girls' Benjamin Rotter Transferred from Central Kitsap High School. Senior Council, Football. Ambition: Go to college through Uncle Sam. Helen Reed Girls' Clube Spanish Club, Debate Club. Girls Drum and Bugle Corps. Girls' Sports. Ambition: Finish college and become an artist. Hope Ruhl P. K. Vice Pres.. Glee Club. Girls' Club Cabinet. Ambition: To travel around the U. S. and Alaska. Barbara Salmon Wawa Rep.. Heinz Club. P. K.. Girls' Club. Honor Society-Torch. Ambition: To own and operate a teen-age fashion shop. Sports. Ambition: Take a trip to California but always be in Pat's slique. George Sellar Band. Hi Y. Brass Sextet. Football, Debate Club. Ambition: To sit in with Lionel Hampton on Flying Home. Not graduating. Marcylene Shipman P. K., Debate Club. Orpheus. Glee Club. Ambition: Be a top dress designer in the East. Nancy Ann Shultz Apple Leaf Editor. Orpheus Club. Sr. Ex, Board, Legislature, Dramatic Club. Thespian. Tish.' Court of Common Clay. Best Foot Forward, Tri'Hi-Y. Jr.. Soph.. Sr.. Hi Yu and Homecom- ing Assemblies. S. P. R.. Hi Yu, jr Dance, Girls' Sports. Tacky Day. Slti Club. Ambition: To stay on top of my skis while indulg- ing in said sport--Oh, my achin' back. y Helen Smith Girls' Club. Hi Yu Pres.. Tri I-li Y, S. P. Q, R., Orpheus. Pep Club Assembly, Apple Leaf Busi- ness Staff, Chorus, Pep Board. Ambition: Learn how to ski standing up. .. ,.., Mau rice Smith S. P. Q. R.. Soph.. Jr., Hi Y and Homecoming Assemblies, Stage Crew, Track, Jr. Class Treas.. Student Body Treas., Hi Y Vice Pres., Book Store Mgr., Thespian, Legislature, Jr. Council. Ex. Board, Dramatic Club, Bond Salesman, Chair- man of Co-ed Conference, Panther Hall Patrol. Ambition: Eat the Plaza out of business in one day. Merle Smith Girls' Club, Girls' Sports. Ambition: To be a good stenographer. Dale Snyder S. P. R., Hi Y, Debate Club, Honor Society, Jr. College, In Navy. Ambition: To be a dentist. Bettymae Sperry Apple Leaf Editor, Tish, Best Foot Forward, 5 The Batf' The Barretts, Mansions, The Pot Boiler, Dramatic Club, Sec. of Thespians, P. K., S. P. Q. R., Jr. and Pep Club Assemblies, Jr. Prom, Glee Club, Orpheus, Apple Blossom, Sr. Dance Committee, Commencement. Ambition: To play Lucrece opposite Jimmy Durante. iii' 13 . Forrest Stallings A Squad Basketball, Track, Legislature, Soph. T Vi, 2. Rep., Jr. Rep. ji ' Ambition: To understand women. . ctee Charles Ronald Stallings Alm A Squad Basketball, Track, Soph. Rep., Cap- tain of Basketball Squad. Ambition: To make more points than Gale Bishop. a Stanfield Ambition: To be a good stenographer. William Carl Stranger Senior Council. Ambition: To join the Navy, Gloria Staples i jr. Rep., Girls' Club Cabinet. Pep Board. P. G., Tri Hi Y Sec., S. P. R., Orpheus. Ambition: A college sheep-skin. f M . f. w-:',...'a'1tfe?i.f , ,,,, . -. W GV Q 7 gl, ,Eff I f ilk, . ,gf , i . I .. 4 W . 1 hgh 'iff Q ,S f if 5 iii Cf' -' 'f I Karlene Stoffel Hi-Yu, Girls' Club. Ambition: To be anything but an old maldl An air-stewardess, maybe. Kenny Stone WaWa. Asso. Editor of Apple Leaf, Sr. Assem- bly, Derby Club. Ambition: To go along with the first expedition to the moon and publish an account of it in Life Magazine. Dorothy Strublc Debate Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports. P. G.. S. P. Q. R., Honor Society, jr. College. Ambition: To avoid asparagrass elevators. elevators. Ordo Stutzman Ambition: To be my own boss! Helen Sandhop James B. Thom Roy Alta Soph., Jr. Sr.. Assemblies, Band, Choir. Hi Y. Legislature. Orpheus, Brass Sextet, Dramatic Club, Thespian, Best Foot Forward, The Bat. Ambition: To become a white man's Dizzy Gillespie. Lakin Thomas Ir. , Glee Club, Jr. Sr. Prom. Spanish Club, Hi Y. Basketball Mgr., Track Mgr., Soph. Council. Jr. Council, Legislature, Orpheus, Apple Leaf Business Staff, BU Squad Football. Ambition: Champion Billiard Drinker. Thornton Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To be an artist and receive a diploma from business college. , Gloria Tober Legislature, S. A. T. Rep.. Apple Leaf Rep. Ambition: To ski down a long hill-upright. Donna Rae Tracy Girls Club. jr. and Sr. Rep. Ambition: To do some one thing better than any- one else in the world could do it. My an Verna Travis ' gf f P. G.. Tri Hi Y. Pep Board and Sr. Council Rep., Wawa Business Mgr.. and Rep.. S. A. T. Rep.. ' Girls' Club. Honor Society. itorchl. Horizon I . f ' - Club. Girls' Sports. Clarinet Quartet. rf- ' Ambition: To graduate 'from W. S. C. Li Robert L. Trotter Thespian. Ambition: To find success and happiness in my home life and to form a prosperous business of my own. Mildred Turner Ambition: To be a beauty operator or secretary. Laura Vanderburg P. K.. Pres.. Tri Hi Y Pres.. Pen Board. Student Council. Crpheus. Girls' Club. S. P. Q R.. PNN Board Assembly, Jr. Prom Committee. S. A. T. Rep.. Ski Club. Co-ed Conference Committee Chairman. Ambition: To tell the Johnson twins apart. ,., Ev Lynn Van Seoyk V . S. P. R. A Ambition: Go to rim U, of so. Cai. and that - Q A 'A work as an international interpreter. ' Q ,i ' fi 3 - N ,, Ruthella Van Selus . i' I iii.. H Soph. Rep.. S. P. R.. P. K.. Pep Board. Tri M - ' Hi Y. Legislature. Girls' Club Cabinet. Jr. Prom. . HPR Honor Society. . 5 F Mary' Frances Vice , Ambition: To be a success in anything I under- - take. M' . Robert Vickery F. F. A.. Chairman of Scholarship Committee in Agriculture. Ambition: To attend an agricultural college and become a teacher or county agent. Virginia Walsh Legislature. Girls' Club. Girls' Sports. Spanish Club. S. P. R., Apple Leaf Rep.. Honor Society. Ambition: To be a nurse. Charles Ward Soph. Legislature. Hi Y. Ambition: To be principal of W. H. S. Jr. Legislature. Sr. Council. Arlie E. Ward Tennis. Ambition: To be a good body fender man. George Weeks F. F. A. Pres.. Student Body Council. Jr. Rep. Ambition: To be something besides what I am. Lola Eleanor Wesslen Orpheus. Dramatic Club, S. P. R.. Apple Leaf Staff. Apple Leaf Rep.. Jr.. and Girls' Club As- semblies. P. K.. Girls' Club. Choir. Ambition: See ya' when- . jerry Wheeler A K, ,- A Squad Football. Track. Sr. Council. V ' Ambition: To make a million dollars a year to in J keep hobocs off a respectable train. V Virginia Willett Band. P. K.. Sr. Rep.. Clarinet Quartett Glee Club. Horizon Club. Girls' Club. Ambition: Compete with D. D. T. in local or- chards by playing Battle Hym of the Republic on a clarinet. Gladys Williams Ilene Wilson Hob Wines I-Ii Y, Spanish Club, Debate Club, B Squad Football, Band. Ambition: To graduate from a good college. Bernice Wise P. K., Sr. Class Rep., Legislature, Apple Leaf Rep. Ambition: To travel all over. Johnny Yerxa Derby Club. Ambition: W. W. W.. Lila Younker S. P. Q. R . Debate Club, Girls Club, Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To study art. CAMERA SHY Dorothy Day Inez Garrison Arnold Reinecker Ivan Stoeckert Carol White Lawrence Voss Billy Zanlol Sr. Legislature, Soph. Legislature, Hi Y, Apple Leaf Business Staff. Ambition: To own the factory and make pro- pellors for jet airplanes. Shirley Marie Zenger P. G. Pres., Tri Hi Y Vice Pres., Legislwturc, Revelers, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club. Girls' Club. Ambition: To go to college. Dolores Anne Zadrow S. P. Q. R., Debate Club. Ambition: To go into nurse's training at Everett. SERVICE ROLL Veterans 'Receiving Special Francis Wilfred Agnes Cecil Arnold . Leslie Bence George Boodhe William Lewis Burns Phillip Claassen Glcn Clayton Donald Dallas james joseph Desmond Willard Dorn Edward Hammil james Hardie Richard Harrison Wayne Hoad Bill Hoyle Dwane James Elon Kingsley Stephen Lancaster Norman Lentz Elmo McCullough I 1 A B Diplomas jack Miller Raymond C. Williams James Peterson Gordon Poe Charles Preston John Prabuiki Jack Pulsipher Lewis Eugene Quinn Ro-bert Rayborn Dewey Ream David Richards Eckhardt Rusert Terry Schuster Kenneth Slechter Darald Storm Chester Venahle Harry Wagner Eugene Wall Dillis B. Ward JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW 1 - Welch, Patton, McLean. 1 9 4 7 ROW 2 - Mrs. Tetcrs, Hildebrand, Parks. Grubbs, Monroe. Mr. Fetch. ROW 1 -- Carlson. B. Allen. Burris,'1Bibb. Bakcnl Banghart. Ball. Benson. Adams. Benedict. Barncttc, Bollman, Bushnell, Campbell. ROW 2 - Carter, Bishop, Cartes. Cameron. Barb, Armstrong, Bailey, Brenner. ROW 3 -- Clay, Anderson, Burke. Barhm. Cannon. Cawdery, Carr, Bretz. Bess, Carlson. ROW 4 1 Adams. Clum. Click. Booth. Choate. Carl- son. Agens. Boendcr, Babst. Bennett, Burgess. ROW 1 - Graves, Davis. Frost, Daniels. Curry. Do- neen. Conrad, Crocker, Cole, Erskine. ROW 2 - Davidson. Fleisher, Fitzpatrick, Compton. Gault, Gorsage, Gaston, Downing, Goodman, Goss, Cordell. ROW 3 - Cunningham. Levea. Gilstrap. Ecker, Critch- field, Durham, Forhan. ROW 4 1 Grubbs. Dobyns. Gahringer. Eller. Finni- azan. Turner, Goakey. Emory. Elmer. Dc Puy. Embrcc. ll0W l 1 Janes. johnson. Hllttiizxel. Maupin. Hart- ley, Lucas. McKenzie. Marr, Hill, Harle. Land, Lane. ROW' 2 1 Galarneau. Hedley. Kinkade. Hagstronx. Holland. May. Koeler. Johnson. Lyts. Hartmann. Hamilton, Holt. ROW 3 1 Delabarre, I-Iammil. Lindell. Hastings. Hinderer, Kane. Masonhall, Marker, Hager. Hart- ley. Hulse:-nan. ROW 4 1 Harris. Hilscher. Halbert. Maloney. Nlatheisen. Mcliinnely. Kellogg, Hilbert. ROW 5 1 Lamoreaux. Kcaglc. Milton. Nlathews. Hildebrand. ROW l 1 Rector. Nutting, Pickens. Price. Olslon. Sandhop, Meehan. Schons. McLean, Patton. Pierce Miller. ROW' 2 1 I-Ieminger. Meenach. Nagle. Rains. Turner Meyer. Showalter. Munger. Richardson. Myers Schaefer. ROW 3 1 Reeves. Peterson. Mead. Kinzebach. B Edwards. Shoenmaker. Pohlman, Moore. Ogle Nlulvihill. ROW 4 1 Saddler. Navone. I.. Johnston. Monroe Mxxsson. Raymond. Moore. Probst. Reems. Riker Parks. ROW' 1 1 Sugg. Stuteville. Young. H. White. 1 Younker. M. Younker. C. White. Watson. Welch Zude, Swanson. Stutler. Spring. Scott. ROW 2 1 Tiffany. D. White. Stull. Woods. Weaver Verner. Sly. Stutler, Seyster, Ulery. Viancour Zanol. Waterhouse. ROW 3 1 Reems. Stanley. Tatham. Weber. Woody Van Well. Werner. Burke. ROW 4 1 Shriner. D. Watson. Young. Springgay Russell. Zitting. Wolfe. Van Osten. Wands. Way mire. Younkin. ROW 5 1 S. Watson. Wilson. E. Wilson. Troppman Syron, Wfhitc. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ROW 1 1 Gahringer, Sperline. ROW 2 -- Nichols, C. Day, Manning, Teters ROW 1 1 Johnson, Hughes, B. Linville, Jaspers, Keim, Leonardy, McEvoy, Lindahl, Kinzebach, Mathews, Man, Morehouse, LaRue, Larson. ROW 2 1 D. Linville, McCarty, Mickleslan, Loepp, MacDonald. Meuret, Melander, Jones, D. Jones, Main, W. Jones, Manning. ROW 3 1 Hopkins, Johnson, Laney, Kacson, Lee, Johnson. Lutz, Olson, Humphreys, Oliver, Ken- dall, Huffman, McWilliams. ROW 4 -- Hudson. L. Huber, Larson. Marker, Mar- tin. Huglmes, McCauley, Kaiser, Meyer, Lyons, Klopfenstein. Jordan, Knutslnn, Jackson, Marker, Locpp. ROW 1 -- Reitz. Shriner, Prestlon, Patrick, O'Leary. Sherman. M. Richardson, B. Olsen, G. Potter, Paukowich. J, Miller, Payton, Norelius. ROVV 2 -1 Osborne, Sherrod. Stinson, M. White, San- Bell. Nichols. Overman, Rininger. saver, Simon, Parrish, Shiflet, Mitchell, S. Pike, ROW 3 1 Nehcr. Richardson. Moore. Morrison. Ny- gard. Moncstnith. Simms, Nichols. Russell, Shaw.e Peterson. Pnrick R1 mer Roberts Philips Rob ROW 4 1 J. . . -y . A ., - crtson, Ross. Montgomery, Simms, Quinn, Mttchel', Peterson. ROXV S 1 Murray, Rohm. Okada, L. Morgan. N'cl:ols. Reimer. Pennington, Sacks, Simms. Sansaver, Sicman. ROW 1 1- Thompson, Tatham, Sonntag, Zimmerman, Wax, Tanguy, Sterling. Stephens, E. Steffen, Wal', Thiele, Van Selus, Trosper, Sperline. ROW' 2 -- Wise. Soule. Wfood, Silves. Woodward. D Smith. C. Smith, Wheeler, Weiss, Linkem, Zod- rcw, Weaver, ROD 3 1 Wfallxer, Wetherald. Vvhitbeck. Will'am, Zfnfran. Short, W'eber. Thomas, Warner. Welch, Sullivan. ROXV 4 -1 Wittn. Strulwlc, Sampson, Spragus. Wef.: eT Snyder, Svefzson, Swanson, Van Osten, D. Smith Trotter. u wx. -53- X, ix 'f 377 'Hr f' kb 1, f ,, ff Q, X '::.e- HI YU ROW 1 - Farrington, Richardson, Crace, H. Smith, Hutchinson. Nichol son, Gay, McCormack, Barber. ROW 2 1 A. Baker, Curry, Halverson, Garland, Rloberts, Ray, Leavers Stoffel, Bollman, C. Adams, Schons. ROW 3 - Sugg, Mitchell, Sehorn, Lasich, McConnell, Betts, Johnson ROW 4 - Neidhart, Moore, Armstrong. J. Cain. Hartley, Gudmunson Miss S. Davies. GIRLS' PEP CLUBS Hot dogs, Peanuts, lO and l5 cents, were the cries of the Pep Club initiates frequently heard at the football games last fall. This, however is only one of the tasks of the Pep Clubs. Color Day and the Pep Rally were made possible through the efforts of the three clubs, P. K., P. G., and Hi Yu. The Alma Mater was revived and it is hoped that the tradition will be followed in future years to have it sung at assemblies and games. Through the three groups working together an assembly was presented to the student body. Although this assembly has an all girl cast even the boys P. K. ROW 1 - L. Gaston, Hedges, Oatey. Graybill, Sperry. Aune, Vander- berg, Van Selus, Fenno. ROW 2 - Hartmann, Lytz, McKinley, Wise, Nordhus, Salmon. Burk- land, Baker, Watson, Meehan, Zude. ROW 3 - De Puy, Johnson, Patton, M. Reid. M, Miller, Wesslen, Ruhl. Mrs. Houtchens, Marr, Manning, Cross. ROW 4 - Baken, Gillespie, Willett, Scott. ROW ROXV ROW ROW TRI HI Y ROW 1 - Richardson, Staples, Gay, Halvorson, Vanderburg, Van Selus, Cross. H. Smith, Crace. ROW 2 - Farringlbn. H. White, Viancour, Hartmann, J. Davis. Emory, Coulthard, Bollman, Hamilton, Goss. ' ROW 3 1 Sugg, McLean, Bushnell, Moore, Ray, Camp, Nyholm, Zenger, Baker. ROW 4 - Shultz. McLean, J. Van Selus, Evans, Gudmunson, W. Gray- P. G. 1-Welch, Packwood, Travis, Staples, Davis, Slruble, Nyholm, Goss. 2 - Kinzebach. McLean, Hummel, Olson, Emory, McLean. Cole, Barnett, Cawdery, Doneen. 3 - Dearing. Lubahn, Viancour, Kennedy, Hilscher, Banghart, Anderson, Ctnulthard, Jensen, Conner, Collis. 4-Daniels, Miller, Pohlman, Mrs. E. Teters, Goodfellow, Crocker, Bushnell. GIRLS' PEP CLUBS CCONTINUEDD were heard exclaiminq Boy, was that ever smooth! This just goes to show that even the masculine side of Wenatchee Hiqh enjoys the many services of the P. K., P. G., and Hi Yu clubs. Presidents oi the three clubs for the year Were: P. K., spring semester, Laura Vanderberqg fall semester, Rutheila Van Selusp P. G., spring semester, Shirley Zenqery fall semester, Marilyn Davis, Hi Yu, spring semester, Helen Smith, tall semester, Elsie Beth Halvorson. bill, M. Reid, Travis, B. Edwards. Zeiher, Miss Arlander, Mrs. Todd. GIRLS' CLUB 'CABINET Each Tuesday after school department heads, officers and advisors met with representatives from the Girls' Pep Clubs and the Heinz Club to form the Girls' Club Cabinet. Every girl in Wenatchee High School may belong to Girls' Club and with this membership are entailed various jobs for the school and community. The work from study hall chairman to assemblies is organized by the Girls' Club. All work and no play make leanie a dull girl so along with the duties comes entertainment given for and by the girls. Such entertainment during this year was the Harvest Hop, the Mothers' Day Tea and Style Show as Well as a Girls' Club Assembly. Presiding over the meetings for the fall semester was Katherine Brown and in the spring Barbara Oatey. 04-9 PEP BOARD Pep Board will meet right after school is what you have been hearing all year on the Tuesday morning bulletins. Pep Board is made up oi the representatives of the three girls' service clubs, P. K., P. G., and Hi Yu, their advisors and the officers elected from the three clubs. This group supervises all activities ot the individual pep clubs and keeps the three Working as a unit. Marvel Nordhus and Billie Burkland have served as presidents of Pep Board during this school year. hart, Marr. GIRLS' CLUB CABINET ROW 1 - McLean, Stuteville, Farrington, Maloney O tey Adams Richardson, Crace, Smith, Staples. ROW 2 - Hartmann, Nyholm, Hedges, Ruhl D Gayblll Jensen De Puy, Ulery. ROW 3 -- Mrs. Teters, Miss Kyne, Mrs. Houtchens Mrs Monroe Mlss s PEP BOARD ROW 1 - Davis, McCormack, Cunning, Baker No dhu B kla d Van Selus, Vanderburg, Smith, Staples ROW 2 -- Coulthard, Dearing, Halvturson, T v S gg C Har! man, Welch, McLean. ROW 3 - Zenger, Gudmundson, Mrs. Teter. H c Ba g ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROXV ROW ROVV DERBY CLUB 1 - Eikenberry, Burgess, B. Hartley, Grubbs. J. Nlonroe, Meenach, Young, Goodman, Parkhill. 2 - Raymond. Red'ck, Teters, Johnson, Hildebrand, Finnigan, Sclutstcr. Yerxa, Baumgardner. 3 I- 1. Garland. Griffen, Goakey, W. jones, Godfrey, Parks, Kinkade. 4-Bennett, Syron. Cumbo, Gardner, Mr. Dave Mahrt. BOYS SERVICE CLUBS One might come to the conclusion that the boys' clubs, the Hy-Y and the Derby Club, do nothing but have a good time. On the contrary, they serve the schools in many ways. The Hi-Y donated their services to the Community Chest Drive and helped collect canned goods tor the Foods For Victory Drive. They also topped oil our successful football season with the Annual Varsity Ball. The Derby Club, in coo-peration with the girls clubs, helped with the Rus- sian Clothes Reliet Drive, and conducted the Red Cross collections. One of the best dances of the year, the yearly Sweetheart Dance, was put on by the Happy Hatters. l We should be proud of these clubs and commend them tor their willing cooperation throughout the year. HI-Y 1-Eller. Wllitbeck, B. Zanol. Hulseixlan, Laney. E kenberry, Burke. Islanrlton. 2 - G. Lindell, Waterhouse, May, Sattcrwhite, G. Zanol. Durham. Sellnr, Fletcher, B. Lindell, Wines. 3 - Wfard, Fraley. Voegc, Musson, Cave. Montague. Boendrr, Jackson. 4 - Smith. Larncr. Thom, Mr. Ellcr, Such, Snnsavcr. Lever. HONOR SOCIETY ITOICIID HONOR SOCIETY CTWO Burl HONOR SOCIETY lOne Barb ROW 1 - Whix4.w, VVallsl1, Van Sa-lufs, Ilfxvfv. ihsl land, I-Inlvorson. Gudxlmzudraon. U-1:la':r, Szwlw ROW7 2 - Pe'ple. I-iaxxnilton, Cvwlmfng. I'Q'1?1u. holm, Struble, Goodfelflaw, Pohlmist. Sul mx ROW 5 -- Miss Arlzndcr, Gewilc, I.CT!lli ,I, jeu.: Trfrfs, Collis, Nnrclus, Crnce. ROW' 4 -- Fitch. Bnrlvur. Kcnncly. Nieilr' v'-. Piig full. Baker. ROW 1 - Meenach, Finnigan, Scott. J. Olaon, Dau Emory, Goss, Sugg, McLeJx1. Eller, Trappman. ROW 2 1 Welch, Syring, Bushnell. Pyle. Rert Nlnupin. Hilscller. Viancour. Plummel, Hill. ROW 3 1 Schons, Mlxore, Banghart, Ecklc. De Pl Faubus. Cawdry, Armstrong, Ulery, Anclcrs4 I-Inrtmnnn, Donecn. H. Wliite. Halrle. M. Han tCl1. ROW 1 - LaRue. Sonntag. Abercrombie. Alstru Clark. NI, Richardson, Patrick, Kinzebach, Mzxthe Tanguay. ROW 2 1 Nichols, Hatley, Nygnrd, Pnukowi Bolen, Graybill, Simons. CIlIIUY'lIl'1gI'l2l!l'l. Usb Short, Geachnmn. Armour, ROW 3 1 J. Garland. Fairhlnlm. D. Jones, Gr Cross. Ke-Em, Barb. Straley. Spcrline, Trospcr, P rish. ROW 4 - Anderson, Wlxfte, Cliff. i S. P. Q. R. OW 1 -- Strulnlu. lslall. Guslinuizson. Wlxilc. Kell. Q Davis. I-lilsclxer. Goss. I-lrvninel. Baker. DNV 2 lVl'ss Kync. Snfth. Kane. Stevlitxg. l.1R.:c. R I'ilm:.c.1. Braham. jones. Nygnrd. Colburn. Plans :Itz1n'1. DePuy. Kefm. Lindnhl. XV 5 1 Clark. Burke. l'lam'lion. Plfurw. ,lcn::cf1. 1 Hcclflcs. Berg. Guthrie. Kewdcll. Emory. Barb. i Brcuncr. Coughfin. Hill. Holt. Barrct. Fle'shcr. i Bulvst. Carlton. Hlidsowl. Allyn. Cmnt. Cwod- i fe'Iow. Strublc. UW J. - Lindcll, Dclabnrrc. Syring. liollnnn. Yoxmlccr. Halli. Bishop. Koch. Holt. Burns. Gruhhs. Anderson. Garland. i S. P. Q. R. i OW I - Stoeckerl. Van Selus. Vanderhurg. Smith. Trosper. Olson. Straley. Nichols. Parrish. Pike. Sinxun. Ray. Olson. OW 2 1 Whitbeck. Burke. Sugg- Goss, Mitchell. Thielc, Staples, Sperline. Watson. Pike. Pauko- wich, Simon. Armour. Walsh, Teters. johnson. 'OW 3 -- Smith, Milliken. Sampson. Thomas. Mc- Lean, Rector. McLane. Shultz. Wesslen. Sperry. Murphy. Richardson, Parckwood. Maloney. Munch. Mcenalch. Nlussen. 'ow 4 - Stephens, Preston. Pullisiver. Syring. Miller. Ovcrman. Younker. Zioclrow. Nlzxy. OW 5 1 W'hilc. Oliver. Nutting. Coulthard. ' S. P. Q. R. CLUB The S. P. Q. lit. Club held eight monthly meetings during the year. The . purpose ot these meetings was to give an opportunity tor the members to re- t live some oi the customs ot the Romans. Four traditional meetings were held. The first was the slave sale which served as an initiation in September. The slave block, the wearing ot a stitt collar oi servility, and the bidding tor the slaves were according to the old Roman custom. The harvest festival, known as the Saturnalia, was observed in December. Ann Brenner was crowned aueen of the revelry this year. t The ninth annual Roman wedding was held February 19. Betty Nutting was the bride and Ralph Meenach the bridegroom. The tossing of her bouquet out to the crowd and the procession to the new home Cchiravaril continue today from the Roman custom. The Roman banquet, the last ot the traditional meetings, was held at noon so that a full membership could attend in May. Other programs included the iollowing mythological titles: Pomona and Vertumus, Neptune's Court, Pyramus and Thisbe, and Hercules in Television. Roman history was shown in the lulius Caesar musical comedy given in March, and in the skit showing the history from the time ot Romulus to the present. From part ot the proceeds ot the dance held in September two books were secured tor the high school library in memory ot Forrest Nickles '39 and Dick Simons '4l, former club members who were lost in the war. Dorothy Struble, senior consul tor the club, was recipieit of the iunior Classi- cal League gold key at the iinal award assembly. LOS BUSCADORES ROW 1 - Booth, Norelius, Man, Blcvie. Rininger Banghart, C. White, Woods, M. Hamilton, Cun ning, Cunningham, Goldy, Bensen, Bole, Leanarcl ROW 2-Tanguy, Bailey, McMullen, Mathews, Pat rick, Gilstrap, Was, Burk. Miller, Milner, Johnson Bushnell, Patton, Nichols, M. Hartley, B. Hart ley. ROW 3 - Gudmundson, Kinzebach, Pickens, Zengcr Halvorson, Evans, D. Jones, Reitz, Potter, Over man, Shiflet, Mlaore, Maupin, Sells, Scott, Clark Monroe, Hughes, Griffin. ROW 4 - Kinzebach, L. Moore, Demarest, Walsh Curry, Hatly, Armstrong, Emory, Reid, B. Ed wards, Brines, Morgan, Nichols, Cave. ROW 5 -- johnson, Cannon, Conrad, Sonntag, Reimer Miss Selfridge, Rohm, Mulvihill, Jackson, Kane S. Watson, Montague, Jtardan, Siemon, Burks Reeves. LOS BUSCADORES This year Los Buscadores started with 46 new members initiated in the same old torturous ways by eating pie blind folded, and fishing pennies out of flour. The Spanish Club bought eight books on Latin America, by Sydney Green- bie. They hope this will help them and others to understand the ways of the people of the Latin American countries. The books have maps and full colored pictures, and anyone who wishes may check them out. The club members had a party at Christmas where they danced, ate, and had fun breaking pinatas, which are paper sacks filled with candy. The sacks were tied up high and a person blind-folded, given a stick tries to break the pinata. lf he does not break it with three tries, the next person is allowed to try. Los Buscadores also sponsored a successful dance after a game with Cash- mere. F. F. A. The F. F. A., led by president George Weeks, has again completed a suc- cessful year in the scientific study of farming. The Wenatchee Chapter of the F. F. A. is one of the ninety-nine chapters located throughout the state. This year the members were fortunate in receiving 95500 from the Sears Foundation. With this money they purchased two purebred Hereford heifers. Two members were then contracted to feed and care for the livestock during the year. Seven purebred hogs were also obtained and contracted out to members. Each boy tried to have an agricultural project in order to win some of the higher degrees of the organization and to prepare himself for a farming career. F. F. A. ROW 1 - B. McWilliams, Barnhart, Colwell, Dear- dorff, E. Hart, Sprague, Marker, Wagner, Ball. ,, . ROW 2 - Vickory, Tiffany, D. Van Osten, Agens, Vandenbos, Main, Peterson, Sullivan. ROW 3 - W. Hart, Helm, Heffner, Wilson, H. Ful- wiler, Holcomb, N. Fulwiler, Lasich, Shaw. ROW 4 - Svenson, Gahringer, Reinecker, Edwards, Eckert, Kendell, Carr, Derting, W. McWilliams, Corulle. HEINZ CLUB ROW 1 - Arnegarcl, Golcly. McKinney, Stuteville, Mathews. Baird. M. Bolliner, Numng. ROW 2 - Miss E. Kyne. Norelius. E. Steffen, P. Stevens, Reidt, Washbrlrn. Miss B. Chapman. ROW 5 - Chadwick, Frost, Mathison, Maloney, G. Botliner. ROW 4 - Graybill. Bishop. B. Allen. Murphy, Dorn, Enslow, Hart. DEBATE CLUB ROW I - Hnrle, Hill, Brenner, Gilsn-np, Anderson. Doneen, Lane, Melton. ROW2 - Carlson. Reid, Carr. Levea. Scott. Shipman, Ylaunger. Zodro ROW 3-G. Adams, May. Clum, Zitting, Miss H Orton, Troppman, Harris. HEINZ CLUB The Heinz Club which is a sub-division of the Girls' Club, has been in existence for twenty two years, and is a club of which Wenatchee High School is proud. Composed of nearly forty girls, the purpose of this club is to acquaint girls new to Wenatchee High School with the customs and traditions of the school. The club symbol is the Heinz C57 varietiesl pickle pin. This year's officers were: Mary Ann Stuteville, president: Betty Ann Ma- loney, vice president: Shirley Mathews, secretary: Betty Nutting, treasurer. Miss Estella Kyne and Miss Beverly Chapman are advisors. GQ DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club, which meets every other Thursday, is composed of thirty five members. This year's national topic for debate was, Compulsory Military Trainingf' however, at club meetings many different topics were dis- cussed. ln lanuary, Wenatchee High School placed first in the federation contest for this district which includes Omak and Twisp. On March 22 and 23, the local debate team treked to Pullman for the state contest which had as its topic, Columbia Valley Authority. Officers for the fall semester were: Gary Adams, presidentg Roy Zitting, vice president, Verna Harle, secretary and treasurer. Spring semester officers were: Noreen Doneen, presidntg Charles Troppman, vice president: secretary and treasurer, Mary lane Gilstrap. Miss Helen Orton is advisor. I 0 nl. Richardson. WA WA STAFF Hey kids! The Wa Wa is out and boy What a book! Padded covers are back after a lapse of two years. This year the theme Music is carried out throughout the book. Who is this? was a familiar expression which could be heard from all corners after the class and club pictures had been taken. lf you turned to see Why all the commotion, you probably came upon members of the Wa Wa staff with a picture in one hand, a pencil in the other, and a puzzled look on their faces. They were trying to identify every face which in some pictures you will notice is hard to do, The staff has had many good times and struggles together in making this book what it is. We hope this book will hold for you, as it will for us, mem- ories of your good times in high school in l946. We Wish to thank Mr. Nugent, Miss Libby, and Mrs. Duncan for their advice in publishing and distributing this annual. The Staff at Work The Editors WA WA STAFF ROW 1 - Farrington, O I y G y h l ROW 2 - Nugent, Stone G df y Lbby D APPLE LEAF EDITORIAL STAFF The Apple Leaf Editorial Staff under the direction of Miss Davies, is re- sponsible for all written material, features, and news in the bi-monthly paper. The staff consists of journalism ll students. ! Nancy Shultz was editor the first semester and Bettymae Sperry, editor the second. The first Apple Leaf this year went to press September l4, l945. Outstanding issues of the year were, the April Fool edition which contained mostly false stories and of course the six-page Apple Blossom edition con- taining news of the festival and the Boyalty. APPLE LEAF EDITORIAL STAFF ROW 1 1 Clark. Daniels. Hamilton. Shultz. Nyholm. Lubahn, Stuteville, H. Hildebrand. ROW 2 - Milliken, Montague. Wesslen. Aune, Baker. Jensen, McLean, Doneen, Stierlen. D. Hildebrand. ROW 3 - Godfrey, Rayrnlnnd, Finnigan. Stone, Crocker. .APPLE LEAF BUSINESS STAFF ROXV 1 - Gay. Smith. ROW 2 1 Yerxa. Thomas. Zanol. Noyd. ROW 3 - Godfrey. Mr. Mnhrt. APPLE LEAF BUSINESS STAFF The Apple Leaf Business Staff is vital to our paper, for without it expenses could not loe met. The Apple Leaf Business Staff is otherwise known as 'the Sales Class. Under the direction of Mr. Mahrt, the students secure ads from the down town stores and other lousinesses. This year the sales classes did an excellent job even though they were very small. Other projects of the sales class were: advertisement for school plays and activities, and the sale of War Stamps and Bonds. ard, Zudtc, Scott. son. Mlaore, Camp. Sugg, Thom, McCauley DRAMA One of the most active organizations in our school is the Dramatics Club, composed of students who have taken part in plays or have been admitted through try-outs for membership. The members meet once a month for a planned program. With the help of the Associated Student Body the Dramtics Club is working toward four hundred dollars worth of scenery, and in the years to come they hope to acquire other facilities such as furniture, costumes and dressing rooms. The three big events of the year were the three-act plays which were produced and given on the high school stage. They were: The Bat, a murder mystery play, The Mad March Heirs, a comedy, ::The Barrettsng and a one- act play, Mansions This year's officers were: Pat Suqqf President: Betty Nutting, vice president, Nancy De Puy, secretary and treasurer. Miss Lilliam Brown is advisor. CN-9 THESPIANS The Wenatchee Thespian Troup number 469 has been associated with the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society for high schools for four years. It is an organization recognizing outstanding work in dramatics. Having gained a certain number of points in the Dramatics Club, thirty seven out of forty club members were eligible for membership in the Thespian group. The motto of all Thespian is, Act well your part, there all your honor lies. The Wenatchee Thespian troup is looking forward to a more active life, as quoted by Miss Lillian Brown, advisor. ting. Trotter. brand. Eaklc. DRAMATICS CLUB ROW I - Davis, Baken, Shultz Clark Sperry Leon ROW 2 1 Edwards, DePuy Hllscher Banghut Fen no, Sehorn. Nutting, Roller Hamilton ROW 3 - Kinzebach, Halverson Dearing Nichol ROW 4 1 Jackson, Miss Brown Daniels Koehler THESPIANS ROW1 - Syr'ng, Kinzebach Lcavcrs Halvorson Wclch. Shultz, Burklancl Sugg Bangh1rt Nut ROW 2 - McCauley. DePuy De1ring Kinzebach Miller. Edwards. Miss Braun Bailey Patton M Hamilton, Hilscher, Scott Johnson ROW 3 - Dan'els. Clark Comptcm Mo Cual M. Smith, Cumbo, Zude Schoris Red Lclanard ROW 4 1 Thom, N. Hanillton Musson Hide SENICR CLASS PLAY THE BAT Q EQ QM THESPIAN PLAY THE BARRETTSH DRAMATIC CLUB PLAY MAD MARCH HEIRS MOVIE OPERATORS ROW 1 - Eller, Hartley, Troppman, Durham, W Eikenberry. ROW 2 - Guthrie, Dclabarre, B, Jack, Preston Woods. Eller. OFFICE ASSISTANTS ROW 1 - McCormick, Burkland, Miss Frank, Gray- bill, Smith. ROW 2 - Stoffel, Gay, Halverson, Paulduwich, Aber- crombie, Gockley. ROW 3 - Zenger, McLean, Kinzebach, Woods, Ver- ner, Shultz, Gudmundson, Oatey. STAGE CREW Hulseman, Smith. Hamilton, Rollier. jones x MUSIC The Music Department, under the direction ot Mr. Bower, this year has many divisions. First, of course, is the school band. The band has been very faithful this yeqf in turning out for the football and. basketball games. The band exchanged assemblies with Chelan and helped with the Mexican Cele- bration as well as leading the Halloween lamboree. It also participated in the Apple Blossom Festival. The band, like the athletic department gives stripes, gives notes to the members participating in a majority of its activities. This spring the band gave an assembly. During the assembly a Music Quiz was held which ended with Mrs. Van Tassell skipping rope and Mrs. Matthews and Mr. Perch proposing to each other. Diane Iones and Harley Hildebrand chewed a string tor the dollar bill which was in the center of it. The annual Spring Concert was held March 13. The Glee Club, another division, presented a Thanksgiving Concert which will not be forgotten easily. The last performance of the year by both Band and Glee Club was at baccalaureate and commencement. b The String Ensamble has served many community organizations as well as the school. They played between acts for the Senior and Dramatics Clubs Plays. They played dinner music tor several organizations including the Co-ed Conference Banquet, Boy Scout Banquet, and the North Central Princi- pals' Banquet. Qther music groups are: Boys' Octet, Revelers, Clarinet, Quartet, and Brass Quartet. GLEE CLUB BAND W ROW 1 1 Jlohnson, Travis, Willet, Wiess, Richardson, Scott, Tnthnm. Cannon. Crane, Pieminger, Beuhler. ROW 2 - Mr. Bowers, Eikenberry. Meyer, Weaver, Click, Thom, Coston, Lowry, Gentle Jones, Hoffman. ROW 3 -- Hastings, Manning, Cawdery, Eakle, Crandall, Kuntz, Baird. Not in picture-Burns, Feil, Laney. Trotter, Vaughn. SINGING STRINGS ROW 1 - Mr. Bowers, Cunningham, Patrick, Pauko wich, Weiss. ROW 2 -- Edwards. Gethccman, Keim. Neher. Fleish GIRLS' DRUM AND BUGLR CORPS Elllilllil W ml s : 1'3!Mf ,ll ' - ilu: 411 I loan ,f we Kr' 1-Q I XA,,,, My W Sw SENIOR CLARINETS JUNIOR CLARINETS Crain. Travis, Willet. Johnson. Gentle, Richardson, Lowrey. Hemingez REVELERS ROW 1 - Zcngcr. Miller, Gott. ROW' 2 - Roberts. Pulsipher. Gilslrnp. Cannon, Ken- dull. BOYS' OCTET BRASS QUARTET RUKV 1 1 Elkenberry. Bellamy. Goodman. Cawdery. Jones. Thom. Eakel. ROW 2 1 Leanardy. Guthrie. Flumphrey. Wo0d3'. Alleiv. Dclrdorff. -in: -rg... Il' i:a:::: ,iii-255: gg-721311 35535 ' -- ,gzgefl :gr A '! , . , m I .vn- M - - 'Z'-'I munuummu' - '- -- W I .. ., - 1 -.'.'.'..-' - Q..-. . .. .. ' L- '....-... ,.-h.. ... 1 - 3-.-.-. ,'.-.'--.--A , 3. .-,-,..- A . X . .,.. . '--- -. ..-.,, ,, .. .. . - . . ff' J 11 'rl If ,IIEWI full nl iv- s-,,,,..,-A-f- K 39 f J J Ka ,Q H w .las R f x , ,J x K f H+-Q.-.....:- FTY 5 u.. 1 as-ff if X m ff f ff . I l Y P f ' , Y- - XQ , 21 GF'Sf?u?':fVaiyi21?f 'I ' 5'ffiEf?h.'f5flflzi':i75'?'f Q, fc in v?5wiei9!i I..n:aZ1?'imw w Y- J ku' ROW 1 - Burke Bennett, G. Adams, Parks, Latner, Sax, Ray Johnson, Jensen, O. Probst, Hildebrand, McNew. ROW 2 - Coach Disc Conway, Brenner, Wilson, Wheeler, D. Watson, Cave, Dennis, Rotter, Young, Derting, Scott, Satte white, Henderson. FOOTBALL CALENDAR Wenatchee 19, Cashmere-Chelan 0. The Panthers were divided into two teams, the Blues and the Colds, in this game. The Blues played Cashmere and the Golds Played Chelan. Even with the team divided it was a walkaway for the Panthers. Wenatchee 6, Omak 0. This was the closest game of the year. The Panthers and the Pioneers fought up and down the field until the closing minutes without a score. Then in a pounding drive we lugged one over. What a game! Wenatchee 26. Cashmere 0. Once again Cashmere's lack of reserves told the story. Our traditional rivals from upriver gave our substitutes valuable experience. Wenatchee 21, Central Valley 0. With Ierry Wheeler, Mel Derting, and Bobby Satterwhite blocking, and Carl Brenner carrying the ball, the Purple andQGold came through without any real oppositional trouble. Subs got more ex- perience. Wenatchee 26, West Valley 6. This also was a relatively easy win. If the Eagles had begun their passing attack earlier in the game, it might have been a different story. Wenatchee 20, Cle 'Elum 7. Panther spectators saw in this game one of the best exhibitions of any defensive player. This player was Mataya of Cle Blum. He was all over the field making tackles and making yardage, but the Panthers retaliated by precision teamwork to make a decisive victory. Wenatchee 6, Yakima 33. This was it. Someone had to do it sometime. The big, rugged, and speedy Yakima Pirates ran all over us. This was the first game in three years that the Panthers came out on the short end of the score. Our only score was made by Bill Sansaver on the fabulous Valley Reverse. Wenatchee 40, Ellensburg 21. This was by far the wildest game of the season. Brenner, Satterwhite, Derting, and all the other backs got a shot at the goalline in this battle, and they usually scored. Ray Watts was outstanding for the opponents with his pile-driving charges. This wound up the '45 pigskin parade. lt wasn't a brilliant season, but it was far from being unsuccessful. COACH'S MESSAGE The l945 football season saw our three-year undefeated record go by the boards. The Panthers lost to the big and fast Yakima Pirates, who handed us our only defeat of the season. The season saw us start with only two returning regulars-Wheeler and Satterwhite, plus two other boys with quite a bit of experience-Derting and Cave. Carl Brenner proved to be an offensive standout by using his sprinters speed to good advantage. Young and Sansaver were capable ends, who along with Wilson are the only regulars returning next year. Dennis was a spark plug on defense and was aided by Rotter, Godfrey, and Scott. Our team played spirited ball, winning seven and losing one. l-lightlight of the season was the wild, wide-open defeat of Ellensburg, 40-2l, followed the next day by a trip to Seattle to wi ness the W. S. C.-Washington game. Our basketball season was a typical Wenatchee season in that we lost seven of our first nine games, and then went on to win twelve straigh. ln North Central Washington competition we were undefeated. We beat Omak, the B champions, three times and won the Chelan County Tournamentg ln the District A Tournament we were beaten by Walla Walla and lost our chance to repeat our visit to the A Tourney in Seattle. We came back to defeat Clarkston and take third in the District Tourna- ment. Six players carried most of the burden of the basketball team. Ron Stallings, All-District forward, and Bill Gardner were the leading scorers while the height of Pete Young, Bob Burgess, and Bob Parks paid off on the bacboards. Oscar Probst, Bill Milliken, Dick Kinney, Dale Henderson, and Bud Hartley played considerable first team ball. Prospects for next year's team are excellent, what with several regulars returning. Our B squad lost but one game all season. Standouts were Don Teters, Bill Sansaver, lerry Nichols, lack Garland, and Ken Grubbs. This year also marked the end of the war and we are glad to welcome back to the barn the old grads of former years who are returning from the service. A sore spot will always remain in our hearts when we think of the game little athletes and sportsmen like Ted Smith who will not return. l would also like to thank the Iunior Chamber of Commerce for their memorial ffootball award which was won by Bob Satterwhite this year. ln closing, I want to thank the students, faculty, and ad ministration for their wonderful support of our ahletic program. You have been most loyal in our de feats as well as our victories. Frank Doc Conway. ROW 1 - Roy Johnson, Werner, Shiner, Lindell, Baumgardner, Bess, Guakey, Monroe, Bretz, Musson, Leibole, Boender, Wines, Seller. ROW 2 - Adams, Burke, Bennett, Parks, Larner, Sax, Ray Johnson, Jensen, O. Pnabst, Hildebrand, McNew. ROW 3 - Whitbeck, Schaffer, Navonne, Brenner, Wilson, Wheeler, Watson, Cave, Dennis, Rotter, Young, Derting, Scntt, Satter- white, May, Guodfellow, Burkes. A SQUAD BASKETBALL ROW 1 - Bennett, Dennis, Reems, Grubbs, Burgess, Hartlley, O. Probst. ROW 2 - Navone, managerg F. Stallings, Gardner, R. Stallings, Parks, Young, Kinney, Henderson, Coach Conway. BASKETBALL As Doc Conway said, Our basketball season Was a typical Wenatchee seasonf' Our cagers started out very slowly. They lost the first several games and then suddenly poured on Jhe coal to wind up the season as Chelan County champions. In the District Tourney at Walla Walla, the Panthers placed third. Bon Stallings was easily the most consistent scorer and the most aggressive player on the team, While Bill Gardner, though not as consistent, ran Stallings a close second for fire and aggressiveness. Pete Young and Bob Burgess were the forgotten men. Throughout the entire season they were snag- ging the ball off the backboards and feeding their teammates who received the bulk of the praise. Probably the biggest surprise of She year was Bob Parks. The lanky junior took over the center position and did a surprisingly competent job. Bill Milliken, Dale Henderson, Dick Kinney, Oscar Probst, and Bud Hartley did very Well as reserves. Prospects for next year's casaba squad look exceedingly good. Young, Burgess, Parks, Hartley, Oscar Probst, and Kenny Grubbs are returning and several sophomores such as Tack Garland, Bill Sansaver, and Ierry Nichols are prospective first-string material. Wenatchee U Leavenworth 20 Leavenworth 22 Ellensburg 44 Cle Elum 32 Ellensburg 28 North Central 31 Omak 31 Bremerton 44 Bremerton 25 Mason City 24 Peshastin 18 27 Cashmere 15 31 Chelan 24 37 Peshastin 31 58 Cashmere 38 31 Chelan 30 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Wenatchee 72 Cashmere Z2 vv 43 Peshastin 22 43 Dryden 28 Cle Elum 34 Omak 28 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Omak 26 Wenatchee 28 Walla Walla 42 Walla Walla Z5 3' 33 Clarkston 30 Q 7,x' .f gif ,yy-T L .-.IJ , . . r .4 .wx nk . 1, . yj ggi' 1g g flgyf . , K A f' as fqxfff'-'Y KGS. vffjf, ' W-. Mn .51my1 L.3LQw,f-Q.. . 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Ottcraaen, TRACK 1945 With the help of several returning lettermen, the Panther thin clads turned in a fairly impressive record. Two county records were broken during the County Track Meet. Carl Brenner, probably the outstanding track star ot the year, set a new record in the 440. Brenner cut 2flO of a second oft the mark set by Ierry Milliken in l944. Clerance Stumpt tlung the discus l4O' 5 to better McKenzie's toss of 138' 2 set in l94l. Other consistent point-getters were Dick Keilmeyer, pole vault, Dick Conk- lin, broad jump, Lee Cave, halt mile: Parkhill, high jumpg Eldon Landon, jave- ling Pete Young, hurdles and high jump: and Raymond Younkin, mile. Wenatchee had several tough breaks in their meets. At Ellensburg they lost by one point. ln the District Meet at Omak the Panthers lost by 2X3 of point. Win just a handtul ot contestants, Wenatchee placed fourth out of titteen schools entered at an invitational meet at Central Valley. BASEBALL AND TENNIS Because ot the publishing deadline date of our Annual, the baseball and varsity tennis teams cannot be included this year. Next year they will prob- ably be handled in the same manner as our Eiack section. lt is noteworthy, though, that l946 and the end ot the War is bringing to W. l-l. S. and every other school a boom in athletics that's never been seen before. Coach C y GIRLS' SPORTS Volleyball, tennis, bowling, basketball, badminton, and baseball, are only a few of the many sports that girls have participated in throughout the year. Nearly every girl in W. H. S. at some time has taken P. E. and will long remem- ber the enjoyment she had there. Badminton started the sports season oft with a bang this year. Over one hundred girls turned out tor the double elimination ournament. Elvie Connor and Eleanor Nyholm were winners this year but not without some tricky play- ing. Elvie played net while Eleanor played back. Next came volleyball which was a round robin tournament. Six teams participated. Shirley Weber's team met victory in this tournament. The basketball season was a very exciting one with many close games. Demarest's team won the championship. Her team has been together for the past three years and has developed much skill in handling the ball. As time marches on we come to the tennis tournament. This tournament was still in progress when the annual went to press. Still to play off is the championship game between Verna Travis and Narice Emory vs. Marilyn Davis and Barbara Gay. Many invitational meets have been held this year. Chelan played here in a meet which W. H. S. won. Our tennis team wen to Omak where they lost. This team contains the outstanding boys and girls in tennis. Girls on the team are as follows: Barbara Gay, Marilyn Davis, Florence Demarest, Verna Travis, Elvie Connor, and Betty Ann Maloney. The soft ball tournament drew a great deal oi enthusiasm from the girls of W. H. S. At the time ot this writing Shirley Scott's team is ahead. Bowling is a sport which the advanced gym class has gone into very thoroughly. However, no bowling tournament was held this year. Many 'sore-muscles and charlie-horses have resulted from calisthenics and tumbling. Many girls even after two years still can not master the art of push-ups. Girls' sports offer girls entertainment and teach them teamwork at the same time. lt may seem to be an easy curricula but it builds up your character and personality. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW VOLLEYBALL 1 1 P. I-lamilton. Sonntag, Alstrom, Clark. Wlax. Van Selus. Lindahl. lVlcCord, Overman. Erskine. Payton. 2 1 Cunningham. Marr. Usher. Bovee, Zimmerman, Melander, Darlington. Barb. Seyster. Weaver. Brenner, Johnson Patrick. 3 1 La Rue. Stephens. Sterling. Hatley. Gahringer. Sperline. Straley. Wood, Lucas, Rector, Ulery. Kinzeback, Tanguay Mathews. 4 1 Paytion. Weber. Gott. Coughlin. Benson. Shoemaker. Demarest, Pohlman. Booth. Berg. 5 1 Meehan. 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A - ' I ' - 1 'u , 1.3 ,,, -1 .: i 'if ...-:L K 2 5 - ,Q f., uf 3 -,,, y N ' ' 5 ' 1 - x f , 3 5 4 , f ' V, i ' dll F yi K x - ' If 4 ' 'nv' 4- ROYALTY l'lail, Queen Elsie Beth! was the spontaneous and joyous cry coming from the students in the Wenatchee High School Auditorium March 5 when it Was announced that Elsie Beth Halvorson would reign as queen over the twenty seventh Apple Blossom Festival. Princess Dorothy Hutchinson and Princess lacquie Lee Farrington, were chosen as her attendants. The three girls and their chaperons immediately began visiting Washing- ton and Canadian communities, inviting everyone to participa e in appleland's holiday. Back home came the Royal Party to the high-lighting events ot all their activities: the Queen's Ball, held in the high school gym on May 3rd, the parade with its many gorgeous floats, and the colorful Coronation on May 4th. Queen Elsie Beth, Princess Dorothy, and Princess lacquie Lee-Wenatchee High salutes you who so graciously ruled during the happy days ot our l946 Apple Blossom Festival. SCHOOL LIFE During the year there have been so many social events it would be im- possible to Write about each one. The wonderful plays, dances, picnics and parties will hold for each of you some lasting memory. We hope that by add- ing this new section, School Lite, to our annual you will be able to look back and remember the many happy activities ot your hiqh school days. ff HHS H ' 4 H Hui 'f:k7Ui'Y' ' ' ' ' 5 1 IUNIOR HIGH, HIGH SCHOOL I OINT PEP ASSEMBLY September 14-Watclmed our team take Central Valley for a ride to the tune of 21 to 0. September 20- Look in my eyes, you are go- ing to sleep -Valleau hypnotist. September 21-Wenatchee beat West Valley. Pep and Hi-Y Assembly and Hi-Y dance. September 28-Cle Elum 7, Wenatchee 20. October 5-Yakima 33, Wfenatchee 6. Junior Class dance very good but was surpassed by the Seniors, of course. October 12-Panthers down Ellensburg 40 to 21. Pep rally complete with bon fire and snake dance. October S-19-Vacation from school but not from work-Apple Harvest. October 30-Harvest Hop lunching success. Everything from Hoboes to Scarecro-ws. November S- Fo' Fat Fowls raffled off dur- ing bond assembly. 549.000 worth of raffle tickets. November 9-Pep Clubs present Nlarilyn Davis as Victory Queen. Pat Sugg and Loudell Cunning were attendants. The Victory theme was carried throughout the Senior Dance honoring Miss Victory. November 12--Capt. Bowerman stirs everyone's patriotism with his speech on the Nor- mandy Landing. November 14-Dickens characters portrayed by Clement Nlay. November 15-Mrs. Gilbert Brown displays hobby to W. H. S. girls. She shall have bells wherever she goes. .sf :iw ' 411 YWII' .if-1' Eli l 4' If . I 41 7 X -LE. 1 Alf M 1-if 7' un lll' ukgili :M '. ,5' No-vember 16-Auto Repair Machine Shop, LQ f The fixit shopf' November 17-Penny pitch draws much en- thusiasm at F. F. A. dance and carnival. November 20-Jr. High and WHS compete in pep assembly to see who could raise the rafters first. November 21-The Varsity Ball, one that will be long remembered. December 7-Basketball Jamboree and Apple Leaf Dance. December 12-Preview of senior class play, The Bat. December 14-15-Senior class play was excit- ing and mysterious. December 21-When Santa Claus came to town everyone took a vacation. December 22-Derby Club, White Christmas Dancef' semi-flormal, December 23-Herb Miller sends musical We- natcheeites. ' VFW January 2-Back to school with our New Year's resolutions. january 4-Pep assembly peps players into victory, Wenatchee 36, Omak 31. January 11-Dramatics Club sponsors dance in Connie's Barn. January 18-Report cards-Oh! what a feeling. January 23- Let It Snow, Let It Snow. V . ali til. February 2-The ground hog saw his shadow and we saw the beginning of spring. February 7-Eight hundred students came to school with 52.25 payment for Wa Wa. February 8-WHS defeated Peshastin 37 to 31. Long to be remembered and never to be forgotten was the Derby Club Sweet- heart Dance honoring Elsie Beth as their Sweetheart of the year. February 9-10-Annual Co-ed Conference in Wenatchee. February 12-Wenatchee Panthers overthrow Cashmere Bulldogs, 27 to 15. Febuary 13- Mad March Heirs preview. February 14-15-Dramatics Club present Mad March Heirsf, February 19-Roman Wedding presented by S. P. Q. R. February 27-Band assembly presenting music from the Birth of the Bluesu to Stompin' at the Savoyf' March 1-Legislature choose twenty beauties for Apple Blossom Royalty election. March 4-Royalty was chosen by Chamber of Commerce Committee to be: Queen, Elsie Beth Halvorson, and Princesses Jacquie Lee Farrington, and Dorothy Hutchinson. Marcli 13-Choir presents evening concert. March 15-Sophomores present assembly and dance. March 25-Wa Wa pictures taken, but of course the weather was not good. YG ? w. 4? ,X .fp March 29-30-Thespians present The Bar- retts. April 1-Sucker Day sponsored by Tri-Hi-Y. Girls' Club Tea honors W. S. C. speakers. April 2-Dramatics Class presents the House of Jukesf' April 3-At last! SPRING VACATION. Everyoneis got spring fever. April 9-Lee Grabel astonished WHS students with his disappearing act. April 13-University of Washington speakers speak on conservation. April 15-Tacky Day-Never thought your friends could lo-ok so terrible. April 21-First clay of spring, even though it did rain. April 26-Senior assembly went over with a bang. May 7-Roman Banquet held in Library. May 15--Mothers, Tea and Style Show spon- sored by the Girls, Club. May 17-Junior Prom takes on theme of wish-- ing. May 21-Seniors look back to the good old days of their first childhood. May 26-Baccalaureate - Rev. Miles speaker. May 28-Graduation at last-Dean McAllister. speaker. WHS loses 211 excellent students. AMEN! Winter Weather Juke Box Saturday Night I'm Just a Square in the So- c'al Circle Let's Take the Long Way Home The Story of Two Cigarettes' Yes. Indeed Take Me Heinz, 57 Varieties Take lt Easy Quiet Please America, thc Beautiful w A 4 2459 4, VY t t J Q Q Q 3 W7 fi L,, ' . - ,MQ ' :fa ,,.-j ,ff WW, R, HIE f , fe! .pr . .-. .- , .tt -1. is 1 Li.. Q ,wb Q V, A 7 w 25 2 M L um: :-i w ' 'A ... , A , 3 .'- ' M2 A . L' Y, sf - ' , . ..,,. ,Q A, ., Mg., ' af. . Q ., V A.. A. - A L, fn' r Q , - , f Z K ,al - - 1 .f 7 ,iR'2,..,A',' X AN , A EA .Q .:, .- , ,Q an nw.,-iv. S D . 3. aw- ! . S .. hw. 55 , ,.., . A W- f- I L7 ,, M Q .T '21, , , ' ' - Y 5, wwf' -N L, - 5 vi' Mc ' Napa ml .gg V W , ll 33x15 me ff wa wav Jwri- 5 - ,, . .Jf+,,,,4aaaiHuQ? ' 2 war , 3139, ga wk' A-fl -Q 54,1 Just Kiddin' Aroundl' 'I'haI's For Me Music Makers 'Tis Autumn Bicycle Built For Two Be Not Disencouragedn Oh! Look at Me Now Oh! What a Beautiful Morn ing Fr-im Fram Sauce Sweeter Than the Sweetest Easy Street A Good Man Is Hard to Find vw Who? J unlor Miss Together Why' Don'l We Do This More Often Chickery Chicks Fifteen Minute Intermission On the Sunny Side of tht' Street This Is No Laughing Matter Sing, Sing, Sing Fools Rush in Q x-.- an t - 7 , nf, g I , H E if Q ' is my ' N fx .. at 'H w 'ik t s XE. , M A 8, xv X. . Q' X vu- 'K 5' . v , 'ii 1 A 3 X ! . ik hi. m .S is 2? 1 La - f . A if W ' . 42, , 4,tt 'S ,Q wav. . ' i . 'i A 'Wi :M ,KM ww, .sf -S its '-aa . Qiixqi.-ECW' limi f at-.r ,fy ., are f vial? affirm ,fgisg H253-ff ' M34 .v H 1 S-ifgx-ff J'fLf4A.?i'SxQr3.,1w 'LZ w. 1 -4, A Ma n ,...'+- I 1 v 'Snowfall 'Posin' Candy When They Ask About You Green Eyes I'm Thrilledn Gotta Penny in My Pocket Mad About the Boy Ain't Misbehavin' xg 2 . Y 653 in 633,21 Qgliik' ' wxkxx B . QM? 3 solglg SCRAWLS M9532 ig ,ifagg Vffjgg ba- f My Y Qgiifjf Qi gf ' IUNIORS ICI-IN HENRY wywmwdaizwfw-,wwffff Qfve5f',,,,4,L.a6o12'E-'ca, ,dcobecg X Z: :CH,- y,.4,4J!offl-aff - S I Zur E,C,.4,..Te, ,pwijf C S Qoounbbwadfbpjcill ,4g1i - Law 4'g,Zfg1ff4'f6?5'JZ2L.,',z'?,f .1, SENIORS SCRATCI-IES 2 ' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ow Taking our pens in trembling hands We hereby will this annual to the students of Wenatchee High School. Yes, students after a year's work this is it, your l946 Wa. Wa. There were times when due to the acute shortage of needed materials things looked black. With the untiring efforts of our advisors and the coopera- tion of various business associates the annual is now in your hands. The entire staff extends its sincere appreciation to: Miss Anne Libby, Business Advisor Mrs. Fern Couseneau Duncan, Art Advisor Mr. Iames Nugent, General Advisor Hilscher's Studio lohnson, Doell Printing Company Heppenstall Engraving Company S. I. Priebe Binding Company Becktold Cover Company And last We wish to thank all of our friends who aided us in the produc- tion of the Wa. Wa. Dorothy Hutchinson and Dorothy Lea Garland, Co-editors.