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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

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The same spirit should extend to every activity in which the students collectively and individually participate. The application of the Panther spirit to all activities means a proper bal- ance in living. Good scholarship, excellent character, Wholesome citizenship, good health, tolerance and friendliness are only a few ot the qualities displayed by a well-balanced, wholesome individual. Wenatchee High School seeks to teach and to maintain the Panther spirit as displayed by a Well-balanced student and citizen privileged to live in a great country Keep those school bells ringing--take a long look ahead! With these words a speaker reminded his hearers that education is lifelong tor all of us. Congratulations, members ot the Class ot l947, and best wishes tor your con- tinued success-in college, in business, or whereever your destiny takes you. lf, as you end your happy years in Wenatchee High School, you have mas- tered the art of educating yourselves-then the school has served you Well, ano you have done it proud. Full speed ahead, and don't forget: Keep those school bells ringing. MR. WARREN AVERY. Principal Wenatchee High Schoo N Q Q for i it it .s Row 1: Percival, Bower Row 2: Sterling, I-loutchens, Orton, Duncan Row l: Lovejoy, Matthews Row 2: Chapman, Monroe, Frank Row 3: Malxrt, Donaldson ja , 5+ P If N 4 fb '59 by a M ke Q , Row I: Sparks. Brown, Ramsey , ,pf Row 2: Conway, Shattuck, Barnes .QHJ if 5: Row 1: Wiester, Selfridge, Hanley, Libby Row 1: Rochelle, Miller, DeVoL Row 2: Eminger, Ulcry, Selleck Row 2: Helm, Arlander, Eller WJ- 2 G J T? 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Ambition: Get out of Wenatchee High in it ,47., N Lawrence Allyn Student Council, President of Chess and Checker Club. Ambition: Collect a dollar from Don Hedley. Thelma Rose Anderson Senior Class Secretary. Debate Club Secretary. School Service Director, P. G. Club Vice-Presi- dent, Apple Leaf Copy Editor, Honor Society, Debate Club. Girls' Club. Torch. Ambition: To be a good Worthy Advisor of Rainbow and lead a life of active service. Elda Mae Armstrong Debate Club. Spanish Club. Honor Society, Girls' Club, Hi-Yu Pep Club. Ambition: To go to college. Dennis M. Babst Derby Club. S. P. R. Club. Honor Society Treasurer. Hoixxuroom President. Junior Coun- cil. Tennis meets. Ambition: To get a business of my own. Virginia Faye Bailey Mad March Heirs, Dramatic Club. Thespian. Chorus, Revelers. Spanish Club. June Madl' Prompter. Senior Class Play Make-up. Girls' Club. Apple Blossom Festival. Ambition: Take a nice long trip and then settle down for lifc. Elizabeth Ann Baker! Girls' Club, Wa Wa Staff, Pep Board Secrea tary-Treasurer. Girls' Club Cabinet. Junior Council, Senior Council of S. P. R., Hi- Yu Vice-President. Tri Hi Y Secretary. Wa Wa Representative. Apple Leaf Representalt,-ve, Torch. President of Honor Society, Junior Prom. Aedile. Girls' Sports, Orpheus Club, Apple Blossom Pageant. Co-ed Conference. Ambition: Scire quid valeant humeri quid ferre recusent. Leatrice Ann Ball Debate Club. Spanish Club. Girls' Club, Apple Leaf Staff. Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps. Girls' Sports. Playday Committee. Office As- slstant. Ambition: To get Richard's friend to Open That Door. Lois Banghart S. P. Q. R. Club. Spanish Club. Thespian Troupe. Thespian Vice-President. Sophomore and junior Assembly. Honor Society Secretary. Girls' Club President and VicefPrcsQdent, junior Prom Committee. The Barrettsf' First Lady. All Through the Night. Junigor Class Council. P. G. Pep Club. Torch, Apple Blosa som Princess. Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. Janie Belle Barb Torch, Honor Society. S. P. R. Club. Girls' Club. Chorus. Choir. Office Assistant, Apple Blossom Princess of 1946. Senior Council. Ambition: To find an ambition. Vera Louise Booth Ann Bob Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Sports, P. G. Club. Ambition: To work in a mental hospital, and attempt to get the students of Wenatchee High back to normal. a Elizabeth Brenner Legislature, Debate Club Secretary. Tennis. Volleyball, Hi Yu Club, Apple Leaf Represen- tative, Stamp and Bond Salesman, Senior Dance Committee, Wa Wa Staff, Latin Club, Girls' Sports, Apple Blossom Pageant, Junior Assembly, Debate Club Dance Chairman. Ambition: To continue my education+per- haps nurses' training. J. Bretz Junior Council, Football AH and UB, Glee Club, Apple Blossom Pageant, S. A. T. Sales- man. V Ambition: To be a good lion trainer. Bernice Bumps Rob Girls' Club, Glee Club. Ambition: To sing the high notes of success. ert Carl Burgess Bond and Stamp Salesman, A Squad Basket- ball, Derby Club President, Sophomore Presi- dent, Senior Council. Ambition: To see some of my old friends. Bernard K. Burke, Jr. Hi Y President, Student Body Treasurer. A and B Football Squad, Legislature, S. P. Q. R. Club, Junior Prom. Chairman of Var- sity Ball, Tumbling. Co-ed Conference, Senior Class Dance, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To be Glennis roommate at Vassar! Mildred Joyce Barham HiYu Pep Club, Girls' Club, S. P. R. Club, Honor Society, Ambition: Take a trip aboard in an air plane. Constance Jeanne Barnett S. P. Q, R. Club, Orpheus Club. P, G. Secre- tary, Senior Class Representative, Thespian Club, The Barrettsf' Pep Board. Ambiton: Go to college and then go into business with a photographer. Lowell J. Barsten Tn the Army Air Force two years. Ambition: Baseball player. Betty Lou Becker Girls' Drum and Bugle Corpss, Apple Leaf Representative. Ambition: To be a gad-about-you know. Here today and gone tomorrow. Ward Bellamy Legislature, Tennis. Ambition: When and if I go to college l hope things work out mainly in sports. differ- ently than in High School. Beatrice Jessie Benedict Girls' Club, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To get out of here and then-l Doris Bennett Girls' Club. Ambition: To be a good housewife. Harold Bennett Derby Club, AH and UB Football Squad. and A and UB Basketball Squad. Ambition: To be original, of course. Zelda Benson Girls' Sports, Spanish Club, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Girls' Club, Homeroorn Secre- tary. Ambition: To get rich quick! Victor D. Bess Spanish Club, Legislature. Track, Tumbling Team, Glee Club. Ambition: To ski in the Olympics six years from now. Frances A. Bibb P. K. Club, Legislature, Glee Club, Apple Leaf Representative, Girls' Club. Ambition: Well-I can dream, can't I? Carolie Ruth Bishop ' Girls' Club, Torch, Honor Society, Heinz Club, Latin Club, Senior Counc'l, Entered Wenatchee High in Junior year. Ambition: To be a success. J' Bill Burris Ambition: To catch a bigger fish than Bud Muffly. Varvara LaRene Bushnell S. A. T. Salesman. Honor Society. Torch. S. P. R.. Spanish Club. Junior Council. Junior Prom. Orpheus. P. G. Treasurer. Tri Hi Y Treasurer. Ambition: Always to be happy. Shirlee Cameron Apple Leaf Representative. Girls' Sports. Girls' Club. Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To leave town and get a good stenographerls job. Patricia Leigh Campbell Spanish Club, Girls, Sports, Girls' Club Ambition: To own a 1947 Pontiac. Edith Illeane Cannon Band. Glee Club. Band Majorette. Girls' Clib, Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: Get out of Wenatchee and have a certain dream come true. Keith Carlson Debate Club. Ambition: To have 52000. a two-year vaca- tion and tour the U. S. Eileen Virginia Carr Junior Class Representative. Glee Club. Drum and' Bugle Corps. Ambition: Anything but school. Roberta Lora Carr Drum and Bugle Corps. Debate Club. Ambition: Go to Alaska with Julie and Wanda. Lillian Cartas Spanish Club, Apple Blossom Festival. Ambition: To be a good nurse. Verna Mae Cawdery Band. Girls' Club P. G. Pep Club, Honor Society. Heinz Club. Girls' Sports. june I Mad.'l The Barrettsf' Wa Wa Representative. Ambition: To earn 10:30 nights at W. S. C. Hanford B. Choate Debate Club President, Movie Operator, De- bate Club Assembly, P. A. System Operator. Student Council. High School Radio Pro- gram. Legislature Representative. Ambition To go to C. Elizabeth Jean Clark Girls' Club. Band. Drum Majorette. Ambition To see the world and let the world see me. . 1 V' ,,, ' fs' f 'lf , . J I I I ' ' 66. 1 : ,Q ry f .tif L L fm, ...- 4 . ' . . 4 3 ' 0 I L 1 l a 75 41 W' H35 , 'av- Claudine Elizabeth Clay Girls' Club. Girls' Sports. Ambition Tour the U. S. with Alice ancl write a book about it. Ralph Ernest Click Band. Choir. Latin Club. The Mad March Heirs. June lVlad.'l Honor Society. Boys' Quartet. Ambition: To be a first class babyfsitter. with babies sixteen years and older. Leonard H. Clum Debate Club. Basketball. Track. Spanish Club. Orpheus. June Mad. Ambition To write a song called The Key's in the Mailbox. Richard. Margery Jean Colburn Apple Leaf Editorial Staff. S. P. R.. Or- pheus. Girls' Club. Chorus. Ambition: To be a success in whatever 1 do. Williani E. Compton Thespian. 'iBest Foot Forward. Mad Nlarch l'ieirs. First Lady. Ambition: To travel around the world in the next four years. Wilnia June Conrad Girls' Club. Ambition: To make the most of what 1 am and to serve the world wherever I am needed. Lois June Daniels Thespian, Dramatics Club, Best Foot Forward. P. G., Yell Leader, Girls, Club, Orpheus Club. Octet, Legislature, Senior Representative, Apple Leaf Staff, The Jukes, Glee Club. Ambition: To write a book on The Story of My Life and dedicate it to BQII and Jim. Beverly I.. Davidson Hi Yu. Drum and Bugle Corps, Homeroom President, Apple Leaf, Girls' Club Service. Ambition: To always be happy and help make others happy. Cleo Jean Davis Tri Hi Y. Tri Hi Y Chaplain. Ambition: To be either a darned good chem- ical engineer or a darned good cook. Robert Boyd Davis Boys' Octette. Ambition: To help people to Remember their creator in the days of their youthf, Delphine Dent Girls' Club. Ambition: To be a success at whatever l do. Nancy Ann DePuy S. P. R. Aedile, Thespian. Mad March I-leirsf' First Ladyf' All Through the Night. Dramatics Club Secretary. Tri Hi Y Secretary. P. K. President, Apple Leaf Editor. l-lonor Society. Torch, Girls' Club Cabinet. Pep Board. Junior Assembly and Prom. Senior Dance. Co-ed Conference, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: Omnem movere lapidem. Robert Dew Chorus. Ambition: To be the right hand man for Earl Carroll or Ziegfield. fPickin' out the babes., Lowell C. Dobyns S. A. T. Representative, Apple Leaf Repre- sentative, Movie Operator. Ambition: Always to have two-bits in my pocket. Margaret Noreen Doneen Legislature. Apple Leaf Staff. Apple Leaf Business Staff, Senior Class Council, Debate Club President, Girls' Club, S, P. R.. Pep Club. Junior Council, Student Council. Home- room Secretary, l-lonor Society, Torch Drama. Ambitiont To be ambitious and successful in every thing I do. Joseph J. Dorage Ambition: Retire from work. Delmer Lawrence Eakle Wa Wa Staff. Senior Counci.l Senior Dance Committee, Honor Society. Torch. Sophomore and Junior Legislature. Drum Major. Band. Senior Commencement Committee. Bond Sales- man. Student Bond Director, Wa Wa Repre- sentative. Brass Sextet, Orpheus Vice-President. Sophomore, Junior. and Senior Assemblies. S. A. T. Representative, Junior Prom Committee, Thespian, Dramatics Club. Mad March Heirs, The Barrettsf' I-louse of Juke, June Mad.y' uwomen Folks, First Lady, Apple Leaf Representative, Panther Chatter Radio Program, Choir, Music Scholarship to W. S. C.. Tennis and Swim Meets, Apple Blos- som Pageants. Ambition: Sing! Sing! Sing! and. I don't mean Sing Song. Virginia Elizabeth Ecker Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Junior Repre- sentative. Girls, Club. Ambition: To make my house a happy home. Mary Jean Cordell Orpheus, Apple Leaf Staff. Girls' Club, Girls' Club Piper, Production Staff of The Barrettsu and Senior Class Play, Girls' Sports, Apple Leaf Dance, S. P. R. Club. Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To own and successfully operate a combination of horse and cattle ranch- writing on the side. La Veta Cottmen Transferred from Dryden High School. Ambition: To add another ring to my left hand. John Critch field Ambition: To be always happy and health . Beverly Crocker Girls' Club. P. G. Club. Glee Club, Girls' Sports. Ambition: Take 'flying lessons on the ground. Shirley Violet Cunningham Tri I-Ii Y, Vice-President of P. K.. Spanish Club. Ambition: Commercial artist. Margaret Anne Curry Hi Yu, Girls' Club, Orpheus Club, Wa Wa Staff, Apple Blossom Festival. Ambition: To live in a little four room cot- tage. -.-.si 5? iff if f ??S,gQ3iiT? 2 W. ,gill 55 giiiixi .. . John D. Forhan . V Track, Tumbling, 5 ' ' Ambition: To Keep Looking. ,K V, Clell G. France ' ti . ,fi Boys' Octet. S V Ambition: To get a job with a six months' 'J e f ' . ' vacation with pay twice a year. ' f Robert Franklin 'nf' A Q Latin Club. Production Staff of June Mad. First Lady, , Ambition: To Play the pipe organ in the Nlorman Tabernacle, Temple Square. Salt 5 I Nt'- Lalte City, Utah. V George R. Galloway. .lr. fi Transfer from Cleveland High School. Seattle. 7 ' Ambition: To be an opera singer. ' Lyleth Mae Gaston f P. K. Club. G.rls' Club. Girls' Club Piper. -' Arts and Decoration Chairman. 'ff' .E Ambition: To be or not to bef? P if Clarence Gault V i S. P. O. R Club. ' gg ' 'V I Ambition: To be successful in wha tever I : W attempt. 1-E' ',' ' -1 M Barbara Lea Edwards Dramatics Club. Tri Hi Y Vice-President, Junior Council, Girls' Club, Orpheus Club, Glee Club, Sophomore and Junior Assembly. Ambition: To study photography or nursing. Bonnie Gayla Dee Edwards Sophomore Council. Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Girls' Club. Tri Hi Y Chaplain, Mad March Heirs. Spanish Club, Thesplan, Orpheus Club, Senior Council, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To remember not to forget and make the things that go wrong go right. Eldon Eller Sophomore Legislature, Senior Council, Chief Movie Operator. P. A. Crew, Mad March Heirs. June Mad. First Lady, Thespian Club. S. P. R.. Honor Society. Hi Y. Ambition: To join the Foreign Legion. Norman Dale Elmer Track. Ambition: To avoid the Army. Jack Embree In the Navy. Narice Joan Emory Apple Leaf Representative. S. P. R.. Girls' Club Cabinet. P. G., Tri Hi Y President and Treasurer, Honor Society Secretary, Torch, Pep Board Assembly, Spanish Club, Wa Wa Staff, Girls' Sports, Junior Prom, Production Staff for Barretts, June Mad and First Lady. Orpheus Club, Apple Blossom Page- ant. Girls' Club. Co-ed Conference, Thespians. Ambition: To complete a chemistry experi- ment that wouldn't explode. Evelyn Erskine Girls' Club. Drum and Bugle Corps, Girls' Sports. Ambition: To become a nurse. Cleta Joyce Faubus Girls' Club , Piper Editor, Apple Leaf Staff, Honor Society, Torch, Girls' Club. Ambition: To live a happy life and make the lives of others a bit brighter. Jack O, Feil Band. Ambition: To sell gas in remote places around Wenatchee after the games. Mary Ellen Field Spanish Club. Ambition: To attend W. S. C. . William M. Finnigan Student Body Vice-President. Student Body Secretary, Derby Club Vice-President and Sweetheart Dance Chairman. Junior Class Prom. Junior Class Assembly. Senior Class Dance, Honor Society, Torch, Wa Wa Art Editor. Ambltionz Find a good book on how to make dates and wln friends. Harreld J. Fleisher Hi Y Chaplain. Orpheus. S. A. T. Represen- tative. Junior Assembly. Choir, Orchestra, Senior Play First Lady, Latin Club. Thes- pian. Ambition: To be good doctor and come back to take care of the teachers of W. H. S. George Mills Graham Ambition: To balance the budget, Shirley Graves Ambition: Doctor. Kenneth Lloyd Grubbs Derby Club, UA Squad Basketball, Orpheus, Legislature, Junior Class Treasurer, S. P. R. Club Aedile. Ambition: To play the harp in the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Rosella May Hager Girls' Club. Choir, Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To sing in a group of singers or to work hard to earn a lot of money. Betty Hagstrom S. P. Q. R., Spanish Club, Apple Blossom Festival, Wishing Prom, Junior Assembly. Ambition: To have all my dreams come tflle. Valerie Gene Halbert Hi Yu Pep Club, Tri Hi Y, Spanish Club, Pep Board, Sophomore Assembly, Wishing Prom, junior Assembly, Hi Yu Secretary, Ap' ple Blossom Festival. Ambition: Hummmmmmmmmm Marjorie Ruth Hamilton Tri Hi Y, P. K., President Spanish Club, Archery Club, Apple Leaf Staff, Apple Leaf Business Staff. Wa Wa Staff, Dramatics Club, Thespian, The Mad March Heirs, June Mad, Production Staff for the Q'Barretts, Orpheus, Junior Assembly, Junior Prom, Sec- retary of Coaecl Conference, Torch, Apple Blossom Festival. Office Assistant. Ambition: Be drama critic on the New York Times and spend my vacation at Sun Valley. Glenn Robert Hammil Football MBU Squad, Track. Ambition: To see the rest of the world with- out being in the Army or Navy. Verna Lee Harle Secretary of Debate Club, Legislature, Honor Society, Torch, Debate Merit at the College of Puget Sound, Girls' Club. Ambition: To be two inches taller! Joan Louise Harris Drum and Bugle Corps, Orpheus Club. Ambition: To go to Tahiti and be a beach- comber. Robert Harris Archery Club, S. P. Q. R., Debate Club. P. A. Chief, Movie Operator, Chess and Checker Club, Senior Council. Ambition: To drive Mary Cainys '47 Ford. Marvin Clifford Hartley Spanish Club. Sophomore Dance Chairman, Sophomore Assembly Chairman, Junior Prom Chairman. Honor Society. Torch, Legislature, Derby Club Secretary. Basketball A and B, Tennis. Ambition: Engineering. Mary Jane Gilstrap ' Lore Spanish Club, Debate Club Secretary. Glee Club. Honor Society, Torch. Legislature. Senior Council, Girls' Club. Revelers, A Ca- pella Choir, Debate Club Dance Chairman. P. G, Club. Editor of Piper. Apple Blossom Pageant, Bond and Stamp Salesman. Ambition: To be a wealthy, happy old maid. n Franklin Goakey Derby Club. A Squad Football. Track, De- bate Club. Senior Legislature. Ambition: To read a law book. Doyle F. Goldy Band. Track. Ambition: To be a success in whatever T attempt. Doris Mae Goodman P. G. Club. Glee Club. Ambition: To always be happy with+we'l. who? Lora Louise Gorsage Shir P. K. Secretary. Pep Club, Apple Blossom Queen Candidate. Ambition: Not to be mistaken for a sopho- more. lev Lou Goss Wa Wa Staff, Wa Wa Representative. Apple Leaf Representative, P. G. President. Tri Hi Y Treasurer. Pep Board, S, P. R. Club. Girls' Club. Honor Society, Torch. Junior Assembly. Junior-Senior Prom. Co-ed Con- ference, Apple Blossom Festival. Ambition: To go to W. S. C. Junanita Holland Apple Leaf Representative. Glee Club. Girls' Club. Orpheus Club. Ambition: To travel around the world. ' Verleen Holt Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps. S. P. R.. P. G. Club. Ambition: To go to college next fall, Richard C. Hulseman Jr. Stage Crew, Stage Manager, Hi Y Club. Apple Blossom Pageant. The Bat. Band. Apple Leaf Representative. Ambition: To make bigger cue balls. Betty Lynn Hummel P. G.. Pep Board. S. P. R.. Honor Society. Torch. Senior Council. Wislxiimg Prom. Apple Blossom Festival. Orpheus. Ambition: Ah! Yes. Cecil Glen Hurd Football. Senior Class Council. Derby Club. Track. Basketball. Ambition: To be lucky. and drink Mr. Eller's' so called Cokes. Bonnie ,lagers - U Singing Strings. Girls' Sports. Girls Club. Heinz Club. ' I- Ambition: To be a success in life. Maxine Stella Hartley Hi Yu Pep Club, Girls' Club, Sports, Legis- lature. Homeroom President, Apple Leaf Rep- resentative, Spanish Club Secretary. Ambition: To DUE to practice my knowledge o'f psychology. Kathryn Joyce Hartmann Tri Hi Y President, P. K., Pep Board. Secre- tary-Treasurer of Girls' Club, Girls' Club Cabinet. Legislature. junior Council. Vice- President of Honor Society. Torch. Associate Chairman of Co-ed Conference, Wa Wa Staff. Wa Wa Representative. S. P. R. Aedile, Apple Blossom Festival Pageant, Office AS- sistant. Ambition: To be happy and make others happy. William Boyce Hastings S. P. R.. Senior Representative. Ambition: To go to an engineering school. Dale L. Hawkins Glee Club, junior Class Assembly, Senior Class Assembly. Ambition: To measure holes in doughnuts. John Healy Transferred from Gonzaga High School, Spo- kane. Washington. Ambition: To travel. Don Hedley Track, Senior Council. Ambition: To be an elevator operated in a one-story building. Dwight Wayne Heminger Hi Y. lVloyie Operator. S. P. R., Band, Wa Wa Represenative. S. A. T. Salesman. Apple Leaf Representative. S. P. R. Aedile. Anrbition: Drink eight cokes and burp 7 up. Harold R. Hensley Ambition: To understand women. Lois Hickman Transferred from Ansley. Nebraska. Ambition: To graduate from W. H. S. and be a telephone operator. Harley Hildebrand Derby Club. A Squad Football. Thesp.an President, Junior Class President. Junior Coun- eil. Junior Assembly. Junior Prom, Student Council. Choir. Dramatics Club, Student As- sembly Committee, Apple Leaf Sports, Senior Council. Boys' Octette. The House of Juke, The Mad Nlarch Heirs, Legislature Repre- senative. Ambition: To take my Little Green Ford with Cec and the bovs to Chelan in twenty- seven and one-half minutes. Doris Jane Hill S. P. R.. Debate Club. Girls' Sports, Honor Society. Torch, Glee Club. Girls! Club. Ambition: To earn a college degree, Belva Elizabeth Hilscher Honor Society, P. G. Treasurer. S. P, R.. Thespian, Orpheus Club. junior Prom Com- mittee. Sophomore Homeroom President. ,lun- ior idomeroom Vice-President, Girls' Club Cab- inet. Apple Leaf Staff. Apple Leaf Representa- tive. Pep Parade. Mail Nlarcli HeirsL. The liarrett:-. Hliirst Lady Production SLIM. Pep Board Assembly. Ambition: To bewor not to bel -sd 6'3 0V Ilene Kane I-Ii Yu, Apple Lea'f Business Staff, Junior Council, Orpheus Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Club Secretary-Treasurer, Apple Leaf Repre- sentative. Ambition: To take a long distance call the right way at least once. Lloyd B. Keagle Ina Ambition: To catch the big fish that got away last summer. Jane Kell Girls' Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Ambition: To be an airplane stewardess. Faith Kendall Glee Club, Choir, Revelers' Accompanist, Presi- dent Honor Society, Torch, Girls' Club, Ambition: To be an organist in a large church. William Kent Transferred 'from Cashmere 1946, Apple Leaf Staff. Ambition: To be a cartoonist. Hilda Clare Kilby Exchange editor of the Apple Leaf. Ambition: To go to India to teach. Bradle Lewis Kinkade Y grpheus, Latin Club, Derby Club Vice-Presb ent. Ambition: To live well. Lavonne Gay Kinzebach Spanish Club Secretary and Treasurer, Tri Hi Y, Honor Society, P. G., Pep Board, Thespians, iMad March, Heirs, First Lady. Ambition: To read the stars. Lawrence Joseph Knowels Ambition: To be another and better Charles Boyer. Margaret Mae Koehler Senior Representative, I-Ii Yu Club., Girls' Club, Choir. Ambition: To be Stan Kenton's Vocalist Ivan Wayne Laird Transferred from Pocatello, Idaho. Ambition: To be my own boss. Don La Moreaux Ambition: I-Iave my own ROD and out- dig Arliss Trosper. Eugene Theodore Jagers Ambition: To be able to repair a cabnet radio in less than an hour-in other words to be a good radio man, Wallace Janes Derby Club. Ambition: To be a clown in a circus. Joanne Caryl Johnson P. K. Treasurer, Pep Board Assembly. Span- ish Club, Apple Leaf Representative. Legisla- ture, Wa Wa Representative, Apple Blossom Pageant, Orpheus. Junior Assembly, Tri I-li Y Treasurer. Co-ed Conference, Ambition: Get through college and then? Maycel Johnson I-li Yu, Thespian Club, Apple Leaf Represen- tative, Girls' Club, Orpheus Junior Assembly. The Mad March I-leirs, First Lady. Junior Prom, Sports. Ambition: Get Richard to open the door and always to belong to the 9 club. Raymond Johnston Football A and B Squad, Apple Blossom Pageant, Glee Club, Junior Assembly. Ambition: To ioin the Navy with I-lawlcins, Bretz, or go to J. C. Roy C. Johnston Band, A Squad Football, Junior Class As- sembly, Chorus, Hoxnerooxn President.. Senior Council, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To be a doctor at Medical Lake or to be a psychiatrist for the feeble minded. as tt-1.14-sameefsmas. ' ' ' M ' Jiianita Darlene Lyts Sophomore Assembly, Junior Assembly. Girls' Club, P. K, Club, Junior Prom. Apphle Blos- som Festival 46, Orpheus, Senior Home- room President. Ambition: California, Here I Come! and always to belong to the Club 9. Margaret Ellen MacKenzie Eliza Wa Wa Staff, Debate Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports, Production Staff for School Play. junior Dance Committee, Orpheus, junior Assembly, Apple Blossom Pageant, Drum and Bugle Corps, Debate Club Dance, Ambition: To travel Around the World. and to have fun wherever I go. beth Anne Maloney Transferred from Wapato High School, Apple Leaf Editor, Heinz Club Vice-President. Stu- dent Council, Pep Board, Girls' Club, First Lady, Torch, Tennis Team, Publicity Chair- man Tri-Hi Y, Honor Society, Debate Club. Thespian. Junior Prom. Senior Dance, junior Assembly. S. P. Q, R., Orpheus. Blossom Fes- tiva . Ambition: Hmmmmmmml Betty jean Marker Apple Leaf Representative, Girls' Club, Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: Never to get married. Peggy Louise Marr Alice Don Mon Sophomore Vice-President, P. K. Club. Pep Board Vice-President and President. Chairman of junior Class Assembly, Sophomore Assem- bly. Orpheus, Apple Leaf Student Council. Girls' Club, junior Prom. Girls' Sports. Pep Board Assembly, Apple Blossom Queen Can- didate. Ambition: To help Maycel get Richard to open the door and to always belong to the Club 9. Mattheisen S. P. Q. R. Club. Girls' Club, Ambition: To go back home to Minnesota. then tour Florida and California with Fish, Matthews Ambitioni To sell my Ford and buy a car. a Maupin Torch, Honor Society. P. G, Club. Spanish Club Secretary. Senior Class Secretary, Junior Council. Apple Leaf Representative. Thespian, Apple Blossom, Queen Candidate. Ambition: To study art at Cornish and Edi- son and theni Alice Leona May Jessi Virg Girls' Club Room Chairman. Serving Com- mittee. Usbering. Clerical. Ambition: To look forward with pleasure and backward without regret. e LaVerne McKinney Heinz Club. Girls' Club. Ambition: To be successful. inia Lynn McLean Girls' Club President, Studenl' Body Secretary. P. G, Secretary. Tri Hi Y Secretary. Orpheus President Junior Class Secretary. Honor So- ciety. Torch S. P. R. Aedile. Student Coun- cil. Pep Board. ,lunior Prom. junior Assembly. Mad March Heirs, First Lady. Apple Blossom Pageant. Girls Club Cabinet. Ambition: Physicotherapist-and don't ask me what it isl Rachel McLeod Transfer from Bellingham High. Ambition: Interior Decorating- Don na Ruth Lane Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps. Choir. Debate Club Vice-President. Girls' Club. Apple Leaf, Office Attendant. Archery Club. Ambition: To put into a book all the crazy things I have ever wanted to do. John Leibole Virg Ambition: To go to Alaska, inia Levea Drum and Bugle Corps, Spanish Club. Ambition: To enjoy nursing well enough to get through training. Glenn Richard Linclell Hi Y President and Treasurer. Student Body Treasurer, Stamp and Bond Salesman. AH .md B Squad Football. Apple Leaf Business staff. S. P. Q. R., Senior Class President. Wishing Prom, Senior Assembly Committee. Apple Blossom Pageant of 4-6 and 47, Stage Crew. Ambition: To go to Vassar College! Allen Gordon Livingston llori Movie Operator. S. A, T. Salesman. Apple Leaf Representative. Ambition: To have a business of my own and keep expanding it. s Mae Lucas S. P. Q. R.. lVlad Nlarcli Heirs. 'l'ln-spian Club. Dramatics Club, P. G. Secretary, Pep Board. Ambition: To be a friend of man and beast. especially man. FB' T l -,,, A ,f L LL, , Q i , fsgsjgi. Dan L. Mulvihill Movie Operator. Ambition: To become an engineer. Wayne Cordell Musson J Oy Bert Hi Y, AU Squad Football, S. P, R.. Thes- pian Treasurer, Legislature, Senior Council. Apple Blossom Pageant, The Mad March Heirs, Wa Wa Representative, Junior Prom. Junior Assembly. Ambition: Who knows?!? Elaine Myers Girls, Club. Ambition: To have a one-woman horse that would come to my whistle. Navone S. P. R., Track, Orpheus. Football and Bas- ketball Manager. Legislature. Apple Leaf Staff. Hi Y Treasurer. Ambition: To wake Richard up. Donnette Neidhart S. P, Q. R.. Hi Yu Vice-President. Girls' Club Cabinet, Apple Leaf Representative. S, A, T. Salesman. Ambition: Too much to write in this little space. Elizabeth Jean Nutting Transferred fgrom Chehalis. Dramatics Club Vice-President, Yell Leader, Thespian Secre' tary. First LaCly,', S. P. Q. R., Girls' Club Vice-President and President. Junior Assembly, Senior Class Vicefpresident, Torch. Derby Club Sweetheart. Senior Dance. Apple Blossom Queen candidate. Ambition: To marry late in life. 'QI- at R6 x N Bill McWilliams Judging Contests of the F. F, A, Ambition: To get out of school in 47 ll Louise Mead Girls' Club, Senior Council. S. P. Q, R., Span- ish Club. Ambition: To get what I'm going afterl Patricia Lou Meehan Sophomore Assembly, Girls' Octet, Girls, Sports, Girls, Club. P, K. Club, Junior Assem- bly, Orpheus, Apple Leaf Staff, Junior Prom. Ambition: Never to lose friends With mv 'ibuddiesf' and always belong to the Club 9. Gene Wilson Melton Ambition: Tour the United States on my motorcycle. Marget Melton Choir, Debate Club. Office Attandant. Girls' Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Apgle Leaf Staff, Archery Club, Junior Assembly. Ambition: When I have a house, as I some- timemaV....l Edna Bernice Miller Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Sports. Hi Yu. Ambition: To be able to get my apartment this summer. Patricia Miller Orpheus, Thespian. Honor Society, Torch. HiYu Treasurer, Pep Board Assembly. Ambition: To ski from the very top of the AH hill at Stevensfwithout falling. Oh. happy day! james L, Monroe Sophomore Class Treasurer, junior Class Treasurer. Student Body Vice-President, Span- ish Club, Derby Club, Junior Assembly. Apple Leaf Staff. Orpheus, Football, Basketball, Track. Chorus. Ambition: To watch what happens to Ethyl at the gas station. Beryl Jeane Moore Apple Leaf Representative, Spanish Club, Or- pheus, S, A, T. Representative, Pep Board. Hi Yu, Honor Society, Production Staff of i'Mad March Heirs, Mansions, 'K-Tune lVlad,'i The Barrettsf' All Through the Night. Wa Wa Editor. Tri H Y, Pep Board and Junior Assembly. junior Prom. Thespian. Grrls' Sports, Dramatics Club. Apple Blossom Pageant, Bond Salesman. Co-ed Conference. Ambition: To do a forward somersault, two flips on skiis and come up without a sprained thumb. Gene Irving Moore Tilmbling. Ambition: To marry a certain girl. Elbert Lee Mounger Spanish Club, Orpheus. Hi Y. Spanish Clug Vice-President. Baseball. Ambition: To take over Jimmie Durante's Show. Eclar Muffly Ambition: Tn sway an Einpirv. Richard Ogle Ambition: To be a traffic cop on a one-way road. Joan Ollerick Transferred from Santa Rest. California. Ambition: A business career, Jean Marie Olson Pep Board Secretary, Girls' Sextet, Choir. Girls' Club, P. G.. Girls, Octet. Orpheus, Torch. Honor Society, Senior Class Play, Wa Wa Staff. Girls' Basketball, Apple Blossom Pageant. Sophomore and Junior Assemblies. Pep Board Assembly. Senior Dance, Apple Blossom Queen. Ambition: To be as even-tempered and understanding as Mrs. DeVoe. and always to belong to the 9 Club. Richard Allen Parks Ambition: To travel around the world not less than ten times. Robert Vance Parks Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Class Presi- dent, Football, Basketball. Derby Club Treas- urer, Derby Club President. Ambition: Whistling in the dark. Patricia Norine Paton Apple Leaf Associate Editor. P. K, President. Legislature. Tri l-li Y, Junior Class Vice-Presb dent, Mad March l-leirs, First Lady. All Through the Night, Pep Board Vice-Presi- dent, Spanish Club, Thespian. Dramatics Club. Sophomore. junior and Pep Board Assemblies. Junior Prom, Torch, Girlsl Athletics Director. Girls, Club Cabinet, Senior Dance,-Orpheus, Apple Blossom Queen Candidate. Ambition: Install parking meters on Circle Street. Medra Lindahl Peart Sports, Gfrlsy Club, S. P. R.. Bond and Stamp Salesman, S. A. T, Salesman, Ambition: Always to be a good wife to Hale. Russ Perry Ambition: To own two or three Night Clubs in Los Angeles. Myrna Peterson Girls' Club. Ambition: To acquire an enviable personality. Cheryl Pickens P. G. Treasurer, Spanish Club Treasurer, Honor Society, Girls' Club, Orpheus. Ambition: To travel over the continent in a new Buick. Mary Pierce Honor Society. Band, Ambition: To be successful always! Patricia Nlae Pitcher Entered from Wallace, Idaho in Senior year. Ambition: To become an archeologist and dig in the Mayan ruins. Moll Lom Gilb y Ann Pohlman Girls, Club Athletic Director. Honor Society, Torch. Office Assistant, Girls' Sports. Wa Wa Representative. S. A, T. assistant to Mr, Mahrt. Maintenance. Senior Play. Ambition: To be a private sesretary and sit on the boss's knee. a Rae Price Pep Club. Girls' Club, Chorus, I-lomeroorn Secretary. Drama. Ambition: To make the most of my life and strive for success in whatever I choose to do, er! Probst A and B Squad Football. Orpheus. Sopho- more Class Assembly, Sophomore Dance Leg- islature. Chorus. Apple Leaf Representative. Senior Class Vice-President. Ambition: To make my first million as quickly as possible. Oscar Probst Mar Sophomore Class President. -lunior Leg sla- ture. Senior Class President. Choir. Football. Basketball. Baseball, Track. Student Body Council. Senior Homerooin President. Sopho- more Assembly. Senior Dance Committee. Ambition: To be happy in the future. garet Pyle Honor Society. Bond Salesman. Torch. Girls' Club. Ambition: To attend W. S. C. next fall. Flora Belle Rains P. K. Club. Girls' Club, Apple Leaf Represen- tative. Ambition: To travel around the world after x l have ln-fonw a successful ba-nuty operator. Wayne A. Rice Junior Prom, Wa Wa Representative. Ambition. To be a millionaire. Vernon Henry Richter Choir. Ambition: To retire at 'forty and go fishing. Glendal Richardson Ambition: To make the most of living. Martha Jean Rilcer Girls' Club, S. P. R., Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To own a dude ranch with a lot o'f handsome cowboys. James L. Rollier Thespian Club, Stage Crew. Best Foot Fora ward, The Batf, Sophomore Council, Apple Leaf Editorial Staff, Dramatics Club Vice- President. Ambition: To build a better mouse trap. Marian Rumohr Girls, Club. Ambition: To live a life of luxury! John Rush Ambition: To pass art. Helen Saetre Transferred from Spooner High School. Spooner, Wisconsin. Ambition: To be a success in life, Bette Jean Sandhop Apple Leaf Staff, S. A. T. Representative, P. K.. Girls' Club, Girls' Sports. Ambition: To be a registered nurse. Charles L. Schafer Football Manager, Track and Basketball Man- ager. Ambition: Not to get drafted now. Irene Schoenmakers Chorus, Girls' Club, Girls, Sports, Basketball and Volleyball. Ambition: To take a tour around the world. Rosemary Schons Junior and Senior Apple Blossom Pageants. Sophomore Legislature, Girls' Club Production of uThe Batn and 'lHouse of Juke Thespian. Orpheus, HiwU, Student Council, Peg Board President, Senior Dance, Pep Board Dance. lglonor Society, Apple Blossom Queen Cand- ate, Ambition: To sell lipstick to the Ubangiesf' Kenneth Charles Ream Glee Club. Senior Class Representative. Wa Wa Staff, Ambition: To catch more fish this year than last year. Betty Jean Rector Legislature, Pep Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports. Ambition: Surgical Nurse. James Edward Reems EAL and BH Football. UB Basketbail, Derby u . Ambition: To find the Blue Horizoii. Wanda Reid Ambition: To go to Alaska this summer, Warren Frank Reid Ambition: Go fishing all my life. Alan Rice Entered from Chelan P. A. Crew Chief, Movie Crew, First Lady, Announcer for Panther Chatter, I-li Y Club. Thespian Club. Ambition: To be an electrician engineer. Shnle Mae Scott Y Student Council, Legislature, Spanish Club President. Thespian. Debate Club, Band. Or- pheus. Girls' Club. Honor Society. Torch. Junior-Senior Prom. Sophomore Assembly. Ambition: To help other to be as happy as I. Walter Seiler Hi Y, Baseball, Ambition: To be :i professional ball player, Margaret Jean Seyster Homeroom President. Apple Leaf Representa- tive. Tri Hi Y, Hi Yu, Girls' Sports. Girls' Club. Ambition: To stay perpendicular and not horizontal while ice skating. Charlotte Shales Transferred from Holcombe High School. Holf combe, Wisconsin. Ambition: To be a beauty parlor operator. Julia Faith Shell Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Glee Club. Girls' Club. Ambition: To go someday to Alaska and really have a good time. Robert Dale Shreiner Boxing, Football. Ambition: To get out of school and do some fishing before starting to do that stuff they call work, if -45' Marian Louise Showalter Debate Club. Girls' Club. Ambition: To'do as I have planned after I graduate. Jessie Marcella Simons Lois Latin Club. Ambition: Fashion designer. Roselyn Sly Junior Council, P. K.. Wa Wa Representative. Girls' Club. Pep Board, Torch, Apple Blossom Queen Candidate. Ambition: Persuade Lora to go to college with me: then go back to Alaska for a visit. Elgin Springgay Ambition: To operate a business of my own. Arthur Stanley J oy Ambition: To be an archeologist and ex' cavate mummies in Egypt. Arlene Stierlen P, G.. Apple Leaf Staff. Apple Leaf Represen- tative. Girls' Club Piper. Girls' Club. Ambition: To get a refund on this gradua- tion picture. Mildred Stutler Choir. Girls' Club. Qmbitionz To be a secretary for some big irm. Patricia Fern Sugg Sophomore Class Assembly. Sophomore Class Secretary. Latin Club, Tri Hi Y Chaplain, Pep Board Vice-President, Dramatics Club Presi- dent. Thespian Club Scribe. Student Body Secretary. Pep Board Assembly. Cofed Con- ference. Hi Yu Secretary. Honor Soc'ety Torch, lVlansions. The Mad March Heirs. The Barrettsf' First Lady, All Through the Night. Apple Blossom Princess. Ambition: To achieve someday the type of womanhood that will be an asset to my home and community. Jeannine Helen Swanson Girls' Club. Ambition: To be a very good telephone operator. Ernestine Elizabeth Syrlng Sophomore Council. Junior Council. Orpheus. Thespian. Dramatics Club. Latin Club. Legis- lature. Homeroom President. Apple Leaf Rep- resentative. The Barrettsf' First Ladyf, All Through the Nightf' The Bat, The Mad March Heirs.l' June Mad. Honor Society. Ambition: To be a success and have fun doing ir. Scott Syron Track. Junior Assembly. Legislature. Derby Club. Ambition: To live and let live. Richard E. Taylor Transferred from Cristobal. Canal Zone, Paa- atna. Movie Operator, Ambition: To be a good sl-tier. ., .. . , Y David B. Watson Football, Junior Prom Chairman, junior Rep- resentative. Ambition: To go to Alaska. Stephen C. Watson Orpheus Club, Spanish Club, School Radio Program. The Barretts, Apple Leaf, Junior Assembly, A and B Football Squad, Track. Ambition: Oh! Wouldn't you like to know, LeRoy O. Waymire Wa Wa Representative, Apple Leaf Represen- tative. Ambition: To travel around the world. Howard Weaver Baseball. Ambition: Ambition? What's that? Ruth Evelyn Weaver Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: Always have a smile ready to make other people happy, and to succeed in every- thing I try. J ack Weber Track. Ambition: Auto mechanics. Geor Lois Char ge Burton Tiffany F. F. A. Ambition: Farmer. Jean Elizabeth Toland Chorus. Choir, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps. Vocal Sextet. Girls' Club. Ambition: To travel the United States and South America. les Troppman Junior Council, Senior Council, The Bar- retts,'l l'All Through the Night, Wa Wa Representative, Wa Wa Staff, Latin Club. De- bate Club, Honor Society. Movie Operator, Ambition: To be or not-l Mildred Imogene Turner Girls' Club, Orpheus. Ambitionzi Dorothy Muriel Tussey Neld Thys Drum and Bugle Corps, Girls, Club. Ambition: To make a someone extremely happy. a Ulery Legislature, S. A. T. Salesman, Wa Wa Reo- resentative, Apple Leaf Representative, S. P. Q. R. Club, Junior Council, Blossom Festival Pageant, Office Assistant, Senior Legislature, Girls, Club Cabinet, Girls' Sports, Wa Wa Buslness Manager, Honor Society, Torch, Ambition: To take my dad's place when he retires. Vanden Bos F. F. A., Chorus, Choir. Ambition: Graduate THIS year. Richard G. Van Well Hi Y, S. P. R. Club, Baseball Nlanager, Movie Opesrator, Junior Representative. Ambition: Go to college and take over Coach Conway's iob. Homer Vaughn Football, Derby Club, Chess and Checker Club, Glee Club. Ambition: To become a better than an aver- age civil engineer. Ethel Anna Christine Verner Patti P. K. Pep Club, Tri Hi Y, Secretary of P. K., Pep Board Representative, Sales Staff for Apple Leaf, Girls, Club, Girls' Sports, S. A. T. Representative. Ambition: Learn to bake cakes and lemon cream pies. cia Ann Viancour P. G. Vice-President, Tri Hi Y Vice-President. Girls' Club Cabinet, S. P. Q. R. Club, Sopho- more and Junior Council, Honor Society, Junior Prom Committee, Festival Pageant, Sophobore Assembly. Ambition: A florist-and not to he laughed at when I say so, 1 Harold Waterhouse . Hi Y Secretary, Junior Prom, Community Chest Drive Chairman. junior Assembly, Hi Y Assembly, I-lolmeroom Presidentf Co-ed Conference. Ambition: To close ilu- door for Rirluarcl. Joy Louise Young P. G, Club. Legislature. Tri Hi Y Club. Or' pheus, Apple Leaf Staff, junior Prom., Junior Assembly, Glee Club, Choir, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: Census taker at the North Pole, Peter Gordon Young Football, Basketball. Track. Student Body President. Student Council. Derby Club. Ambition: To get into and through college, June Younger S. P. Q. R.. Girls' Club. Debate, Ambition: To maior in art. May Younker S, P. O. R, Club. Girls' Club. Apple Leaf Staff. Ambition: To travel around the world. Harold Raymond Younkin Movie Operator, Track. V Ambition: To reach the stars. Richard E. Zanol Hi Y Vice-President. Stage Crew. Track. Wa Wa Representative. Ambition: To have a good time always. Harold Leroy Zitting Sophomore Leg'slature. Junior Council., Junior Prom. Debate Club. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I under- take. Beverly Ann Zude Best Foot Forward. Mad March Heirs, Tliespian. Vice-President. P. K. Vice-President. Legislature. Senior Class Council, Sophomore and Junior Assemblies. Peo Club Assembly. Girls' Club Assembly, Girls' Sports Dramatics Club. Choir. Junior Prom. Apple Blossom Pageant. Orpheus. Girls' Octet Ambition: To be able to tell everyone the definition of Fuff and always to belong to 9 Club, Ruthella Welch Junior Class Vice-President and Secretary, Sophomore Council, Senior Council, Sopho- more Attendant to Apple Blossom Queen, Orpheus Club, Honor Society Pep Board, Girls' Club Cabinet, P. G, President, Mad March Heirs, First Lady, i'Thespian juniar Prom, junior Assembly. junior Dance-, Senior Dance. Apple Blossom Festival. Ambition: To be every oneis friend, to have every one my friend, and always to be- long to the 9 Club. Harold L. Werner B Squad Football, Track, Apple Leaf Rep- resentative, Legislature, Tumbling. Ambition: To be the first to make a trip to the moon, George M. White Jr. Track, Derby Club, Senior Council. Ambition: To retire at thirty. Helen Ensley White Girls' Club. Tri Hi Y. Pep Board, Hi Yu President. Honor Society, S. P. R. Club, Wa Wa Representative. Ambition: To go camping at Chatter Creek. Lygena Willis Transferred from Peshastin High School, Honor Society President, Tri Hi Y, Hi Yu Club, Heinz Club, Senior Council. Ambition: To have more out of each day. Earl Melvin Wilson Council. F. F, A. Treasurer and President, Student Ambition: Get a l'48', Pontiac this 'fall and travel. Paul C. Wilson?lrL-1 WYFYYYW, V,-A, NY w,,,,,, AH and 'BU Football Squads, Track., Senior Class Representative, Senior Class Treasurer, Honor Society, Tumbling. Ambition: To build a better mouse trap, Richard John Wolfe Legislature. Wa Wa Representative. Track, Tumbling. Movie Operator, S. A. T, Represen- tative. Ambition: Not very much. David Woods Ambition: To make my millions quickly. Marjorie Sue Woods Girls' Club. Heinz Club, Spanish Club. Girls, Sports. Orpheus, Debate Club, Apple Blossom Pageant, Senior Class Play. Wa Wa Staff. Ambition: To go into commercial advertis- ing. Frank Woody Legislature. Choir. Track. Basketball, Wa Wa Representative, Apple Leaf Representative. Ambition: To invent a better mousetrap and watch the world beat a path to my door. Frances Lee Worrell Apple Leaf Representative. Ambition: To have two six months' vacations a year. 3 , .LH l Waitinq for calls Queen's Float N W---A--.......,,,,,-I Ou Stage, everybody! SENIORS ASSISTING IN APPLE BLOSSOM PAGEANT JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row l: Gahringer. Sperline. Hatley. Kinzebach Row 2: Brenner. Nichols. Kuntz. Carlton. A .fl mf- ' swf- .fer ,f Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row JUNIORS Campbell. Chadwick. Branin, G. Clark. Cain, Bush, Brisky, Baird. C l e a r V . Batliner. Bateman. Brandenburg. E, Clark, Bolen, Armour. Abercrombie, Bovee. Brown. Beidler. Bromiley, Berg. Abraham. Alstrom. Batliner. Abraham, Burke. Brines, Allyn. Cadman. Ball. Boencler. Barn- hart. C a 1' l t o n , Anderson, Burkes. Hill, Fair. Goldv- 1- Cvraybill. W. Gray bill. Cross. Hughes. Demorest Carver. Corbaley. Davis.. Coughlin. Gahringer Van Gaston. Darlington. Goclc lev. Fairholm, Ellis. Hagen Dunning. Colwell. Hansen. Gott. Gerch man, Georile. Fulwller, Guthrie Deardorf. Hastings. Hartley Hatfield. Crane. Corulli. Grib nau. Goodfellow. Hinman. Eclcart Hammans. Coston. Delabarre Crandall, Hall. Eilcenberry. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row .lil A Mifm 5 JUNIORS Johnson, K. Johnson.. Math- ews, I. Moore, Jasper, Mc- Mullen, Horan. Lindahl, Humphrey, Leonard, Marr. McCarty, Keim, McClen- ahan. Calkin. Malcovicka, M,o f f e t , Leopp Morrison. Mitchell, Jones La- Rue. Hudson. Kaiser, Kinkade, Holcomb, Linville, Linkem, M.tchell, Lin- ville, Miller, P. Moore, Me- lander, Marker, Hopkins. Main, J. Lowe, Lyons, Hall, Myer, McWilliams, Reimer, Larson. Manning, Knutson, Jackson, Jack. McKain. McCaulev. Loepp. JUNIORS Price, Paukovvich, Pile, G. Porter. Shiflerr. Reirz, D. Par- riclc. V. Simon, Olsen, Pat- rick. Shulse, Silvest, N. Parrish, Shriner, Smith, C. Simon, O'Leary, Sherman, Larson, M. Richardson, Moore, Qsborne, Nvgard.. Rav, Rice, J. Potter, Trosper, J. Parrish, Meuret, McDonald, B. Simms. A. Richardson, Okada, Neher, Short, Payton. Melander, Ol- son. Miller. Roberts, Raymer, Shill. Reimer. Marker, Quinn. Olson. Mur- ren. E. Simon. Siemon. Pflu- grath. Nlchols. Reid. Sansaver. A. fOl1. Peterson. My W .ff JUNIORS Wetherald, Sweeney, Stephens, Usher, Woodward, Steffen, Van Selus, Zimmermann, Tan- guy. Thiele. Thaanum, Overman, Wright. Burke. Warrling, Wea- ver. Tatum. Wax. Sonntaq. Sner- line. Williams, Wheeler. Stin- son. Wegner, Van Osten. Stralev. Williams. W h i t e . Thomas. Welch. Winn, W a l lc e r . Whitbeclc. Sacks, Sullivan, Snyder, Wood, Struble. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ow l: jones. Hatley. Jess. ow 2: Kendall. G. Parks. Roc-l1l. Koch. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1' 2 4. 5. -Q SOPHOMORES Bovee. Cannon. Brandon. Barnlxart, B a r lv c r , Baker, Banks. Babst. Capps. Anderson, Chil' dress. Cauclill, Biglcr. Abair. Brandt. Cazac. Alspaclml. Burns. Archer. Chappell. Burris. Akers, Baker. Aylor. Bailey. Briggs, Canterbury. Harlwc-r. Bagdon, liothun, Conrad, Adams. wx ii 1- 5 A. Aja V .N l 2 3 4 5 6 Y in 'SOPHOMORES ' Hampton. G r a v c s. Fisher Clark. Clay. Dunning. Dolplm Hawkes. Derting. Goetz. l-len drickaon. 1'l0wling. Ensley. filler. Culling. Jansen. C ri p e. Gruenberg lnlartlev, Greer. Hampton. Dodd. Gil strap. Gorsage. Done-en. Den nis. Grave. Conley. Bryant. lfritkson. Files. Duquette Gormley. ldatley. Clum. Fra zier, Plenderer. lfreudenberger. Gaston. Dark Dodge, Grey. lVlcCaskey. Grevnwall. Peart. Dayenptsrt Gaston. Evans. Xvinegarden. N Hall. G. Hall. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row SOPHOMORES Mason, Morse, L. jack Hunt, Hopkins, Laney, M son, Long. Koentopp, Marler, Mat Johnson, Howard, Jones, cheval, Jess, Lewis, Larnex Jackson. Marker, Miles, Leonard, L D, Johnson, Jensen, l. Makovicka, Kane, McKir Cordell, Lundberg. MCC Maclfclhzie. Howe, H4 Lubking, Mahoney. Kul C. o o lc , MSDE Mo Humphreys, M1 Johnson, Kendall. Jones, l dock, Marker, Kuchenreu Landon. Hume, Mae, Kellogg, 1 Lyts, Hamptoim, JordQn, don, McGinnis. SOPHOMORES Penrod, Pelan. Norris, F. Pratt. Olleridh, Okada, Pri- verte, Ogilvie. Myers. Price, Root. Reid. P, Scott, Rivedal, Schenk, Roske Schorzman, E. Scott. Peart, Morrison, Seyster, Nord- hus. Black, Schoenamaker, Rei- man, Peters, Seiler. Simpson, M c K e e , Ruffle, Parks, Monroe. Hoxsey.. Sattre Peart Satterber Riker Ohme - Ev J y Seeley, Murray. Rector, Sells, Schorzman. Peters. Sandhop. Perkins. Sampson. Monroe. Nichols. U3 T co -1 -1 O 0- P' 29 n 7 W O 2 rw -I' FU C m i U1 O fu I O Z O so m V2 Reid. Y 1 1 6 Wallace, W e a v e ri, Thrapp. Zunkel, Williams, Vander Bos, Tresedder, Waymire, Sutton, Watson, Wcsterhausen, Snider. Smith, Thulean, Staples, Steph- ens. Taylor. Thompson. Speed Smith, Sparks. Willet, Swartz White. Tyrrell, Standerfer. Zunkle, Zimmerman, Winters. Smith Young. S t o k e S . Thaanum Wilin. Winslow, Y o u n- g , Thornton. Hall, W a n t z . Winegarden Wilson. S n o W all, Snyder Wolfe, Tiffany. Vice, Smith, Tedforcl, Tim boe, Sweet, Trotter, Walder, Smith. 2 if H E 2 af H 5 3 Q 3 45 E ,-155 -- . d - , Q wyfw W 7 5 fj'NMm NL wg ' QQ w X S J A fi 1 5, Jig . W- Ei 3 1 NL Mg Q . iii 2 J ' f M3595 i f fi EEN V wif? X ' Q ll 1 . ,,... D fig? t ,HN . , V :--' 1nAQ A '1 1 ' ' F fs if x 1 Q miie if KS 'ff' Q I 33 'J pl , . gf, Q Q 1 fr X si 1 K a ' 'f 5 fm 'wig W ' in ? g W N' ' wi , 4, Mifm L'-' -4: PEP BOARD Controlling Body of Pep Clubs for School Services not included in Girls' Club. Row I : Row 2: Row 3: Lucas, Sly, Gorsage, Welch, Adams, Marr, Ver' ner, Nygard, Goss. Fritz, Paton. Rector, White, DePuv, Sperline, Barnett, I-Iamilton, Houtchens. M o o r e. Halbert, Baker. Maliney. Schons, Sugg, Ol- son. Hanson. GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Governing Body of Activities Con- trolled lJV Girls' Club. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 2 w Row 1: Row 3: Row 4: Frftz, W e l c ll . Nuttiiig, Baker. Banghart. McLean. Neidhart, Moore. Kyne. Zeiher, Viancour. Zude. Cunningham. Harley. Nye gard, Thiele, Cain, Mon- roe. Hilsclier. Emory. Hout- chens, Gilstrap. Cawdery, Arlander, Kane, Pohlman. TRI HI Y Sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. This Club Publishes the Panther Log. Fralev. Horan. Babst, Jess, Patrick, Hewlilig. Young, Baker, Gravbill. Burke. B. Edwards. Sterl- ing. Verner. Johnson. Hamilton. Viancour. Hart' mann, B. Edwards. White, Goss. Bushnell. K. Johnson. Kinzebach. Sevster. Cunningham. Emory. Moore. Paton. D. Johnson. Laney. Thulean. Davis. Evans. Willis. Maloney. Lovejoy. McLean. Depuy. C l a r lf , Mathews, Row Row Row Row Row Row Row HONOR SOCIETY-Torch Highest Scholastic Merit Attainable. One Hundred and Four Points Allows the Winner to Keep the Torch Emblem. l : 7 . 3: 4. 5. 6. 7. Hill. Maupin. Sly. Syring, Welch. Pierce. Baker. White. Kendall. Mc' Lean. Banghart, Nutting. Armour. Depuy. Goss. Faubus, Harle, Hartmann. Gilstr-ap. Hamilton. Ander- son. Moore. Viancour. Barham, Pyle. Dont-en. Barb. Bushnell, P a t o n . Emory. Davis. Willis. Miller. Ole son. Hilscher. Uleijy. Arm- strong. Getchman. Cawdery, Schons. S u g g. Nlaloney. Pohlman. Arlander, Click, Wilson. Hartley, Eakle, Young, Troppman. HONOR SOCIETY-Two Bar Scholastic Honors Earned for Forty- N A Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row ROW Row Row Row Row me Grade Points Possible fter Three Semesters. Cunningham. C. Simon. Hall. Parrish. Paukowich. V. Simon. Mattliews. Pat' rick. Clark. Clift. Thiele. Jones, Ny- gard. Leonardy. Usher. Hill. Cross. Richardson. Neher. Ellis. Keim. Mor- rison. Rector, Alstrom. Harley. Fairholm, Graybill. Ray. Trosper. LaRue. Sonn- tag. Stralev. Sperline. Tan- guy. Hanson. Crane. Anderson. Gott. Short, Arncgard. 'l4hom:ns. Eikenberry. Hartley. Hudson. Garland. Delabarre. Snyder, Carlton. HONOR SOCIETY-One Bar First Scholastic Flavors When Stu- dents Earn Fifteen Grade Pofnts. l 'n S 4 5 6 Learner. lVl o r s e. Swartz. Dunning. Snider. Clark. Baker. B r y a n t. White. Ellcr. Thaanum. Mattlicws. Smith. Brunton. Stephens. Kerche- val. Love. Privette. Cripe. S n i l.e r , Scott. Fisher. Schenk. Jones. Harley. Jensen. Baker. Welin. Rivedal. S U 0 L' d. Goetz. Lund. Leonard. Alspach. Kendall. Ohme. Sealy, Zunlcel. Snider, Sampson. Murray. Wolfe. Kuchenreuther. ,7- 'Row Row Row Row Row HI Row Row Row Row F. F. Row Row Row Row Row DERBY CLUB DERBY CLUB-A Boys' lService Club. They have sponsored school dances, assembly pro- grams, and have assisted at all athletics. 1: Murray, Dew, McNeill, Moore. 2: Burns, Cordell, Einnigan, Thomas, Kendall, Hilde- brand. 3: Koch. Goakey, McKain. Grififin, Vaughn, Teters, Garland. 4: Mr. Mahrt, Bennett., Jones, Ferguson, G. Parks, Kin- kade, Hartley. 5: Young, Burgess, Parks, White, Syron, Reerns, Hurd, Nichols, Lgepp. HI Y Y-Sponsored by Y. M. C. A. this club have had charge of food collections, clothes drives for worthy causes and have fos- tered better school spirit among students. 1' Waterhouse, Seiler, Struble, Parson. Whitbeclc, Moun- ger, Carlson, Goodfellow, Eikenberry, Navone. 2: Winn, Manning, Anderson, Swanson, T, Burke, San- saver. Bailey. Guthrie. 3: Fleisher, Howard, Vaughn, Nlusson. Heminger, Eller. Lindell. B. Burke. 4: Davenport, Roehl, Simon. Coston, Boender. ' Evans, Sachs. Eller, F. F. A. A.-Future Farmers of America. The task of this group is train- ing to meet the consumption of the 1 . 2: 3: 4. 5: UIBSSCS. Cordell, Wegner, C. Tif- fany, Wantz, A. Wilson, Breen, Hinderer, J. Smith, Linville, Chappel. N. Fulwiler, Cong, Hol- comb, Trefry, Agens, Stutz- man, Briggs, Riles, H. Mit- chell, Colwell. Sprague, G. Marker, B. Tiffany, Lobe, E. Wilson, lones, Corulli, D. Smith, Heffner, R. Marker, H. Fulwilerf Ball, Baihhart, Nlurdoclc, Sherrodd, Main, Nichols, Akers, Canterbury, Rilcer. R. McWilliams, Carr, Hart, Sullivan. W. McWilliams. Eckhardt, Reid, Peterson, Hall. ffl' ' . L Q W 'K,.....1 S. P. Q. R. i S. P. Q. R.-Classical studies live in this group, and the grandeur that was Rome stalks the halls of W. H. S. Row l: Gilsrrap, Horan. Clay, Bar- ham. Hall, Hansen, Coughlin, Baker, C a i n . Clark, Row Z: K o e n r o p p , Gruenberg. Brunton. Fisher. 1 e s s. Gravea, Dolph. Hopkins. Row 3: Cordell. Gorsage. Baker, fs Fairholm. Reeves. Hunt. Goss. Hewling, Armour. L Row 4: Johnson. Graves. Ellis, Larner, Jensen, Billingsley, Holt, Hill. Leonard. Row 5: Gormley, K e i m , Jones. Leopp. E m o r y . Evans. Hummel. Kendall, Goetz. Doneen, Howard. Barnett. Row 6: Calkins.. Hudson. Crane. D. Allen. Hoyle, Baker, Bothun. Lindell. E11 e r . Gaston, Alspach. H e m - inger. Row 7: Tedford, Hall, Anderson, Carlson. Howard, .Kendall, Aylor, Harris. S. P, Q. R. Row 1: Cain. Swartz. White. Sey- ster. Pelan. Penrocl. Row 2: Viancour. Mathews. Def Puy, Morrison. Marler. We- lin, Rivedal. Richardson, Row 3. Syring, Tropoman. Srraley, Paulcowich. Thulean. Ray. , Rector. Maloney. Sco tt , Mitchell. Parrish. Wh'te. Row 4: Thomas, D a r lc , Reed. Wood, Seeley. V, Wolfe. Zimmerman. Tyrrell. Miss Kyne. Row 5: Roehl. Murray. Musson. McCauley. Navonq. Wliilv lwcclc. Strublc. To BE WED IN ROME A BIT OF CAESARIS JUSTICE V - 5 1 'll 1 F5 K f lg 2 X 'Jur- HEINZ CLUB HEINZ CLUB-Fifty-seven varie- ties of strangers met customs and traditions of their new school through this club. Row z Price, Johnston, Pelan, Miss Kyne. Row 2: Busch. Tatum. Moffat, Miss Chapman. Row 3: Hardy, Myers, Morse, Pri' vetre. Row 4: Evans, Marler, Toland, Rice. DEBATE CLUB DEBATE CLUB-Forensic training Row Row Row Row builds logical thoughts, quick- thinking and honest convictions. 1: Gbclcley, Doneen, Harle, Lane. Miss Orton. Corulli, P a y n e , Woods, Short, Gilstrap, Brenner, Choate. 3: Reid, Peterson, Deiabarre, Reimer. Ayler. 2: 4: Manning, Troppman, Carl- son. CHESS AND CHECKER Row Row Row CLUB Recreation based upon logic and skill builds greater .minds and more resourceful citizens. 1 : Welch, Harris, Allyn. 2: Hoxsey, Lobe, Vaughn, D. Reid. Calk- ins. l-linman. Hall, Hud- son. 3: L. Allyn. Mr. Percival, Lar' SOIL OFFICE ASSISTANTS OFFICE ASSISTANTS-Courtesy, business-like attitude, and as- sisting others trains for bigger duties. Row l: Stutlcr. Nutting. Silvest. Branin. Van Selus, Row 2: Miss Frank. Brenner. Hart' mann. Sehoenamakers. Marr. Barb. Shriner. Row 3: Gfxlkley, Hamilton, Hal- bert. Johnson. Polilman, Ulvry. Sonntag. Moore. SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB-Latin American customs and traditions are trans- ferred to the Panther realms. Row l: Field. G. Potter. Potter. L. Kinzebach, M. Kinze. bath. Patrick. -I-ohnson. M a r r . Pickens, Staples, Thrapp. Row 2: Douglas. Bovee. L o V e. Hatlev. B ole n . Usher. Sonntag. .I a ck son . P, Moore. Dunning. Snyder. Tanguay. Row 5: Treseclcler. M. H a tl e y. Thaanum. P a r o n. B. Moore. B o v e e . Hughes. Woods. Privette. Hamiltori. Satterberg, Howland. Row 4: Hailey, Thaanum, Babst. Roske. Emory. Trosper. Mathews. Demorest, To' land. Row 5: Howe. Gilstrap. B. Hag- strom, S. Hagstrom. Taye lor. Balll. Cunningham. Kane. Miss Selfridgc, Row lv: Howe. Hume. Burl-rs. Ray- mcr. Waterhouse. Nlonroe. Gabberr. ' Row 7: Seimon, Walker. Koch. Sells, H. Mounger. Myer. Botts. jordan. Zunkel. Mc- Cord. Row 8' Knutson. Reimer. L, Moun- pger. Knapp. Rector, Kirk. STAGE CREW STAGE CREW-On call for every occasion. these fellows become potential school engineers. Row! l: Linclell.. Jones. Hudson. Zanol. MOVIE OPERATORS MOVIE OPERATORS-Public ad- dress systems and visual educa- tion are promoted by this active group. Row l: Wood. Vaughn. Hartley. Rite. Harris. Eller, Row Z: Monro. Jack. Choate. Hem- inger. Row 3: Holt. E. Eller. Nlulvihill Guthrie. Row 4: Taylor. Troppman. Snyder. Kaiser. Pulse. L J +4 x clell. D X . ' icy l ' X. J APPLE LEAF Ye olde Apple Leaf almost succumbed at the beginning of the school year because of an acute attack of inflationary prices. But the money transfusions made possible by heroic students, and the changing of printers saved the paper from the ignominy of being a mere mimeographed form. Special recog- nition goes to the first semester business staff composed of the following people: Glenn Lindell, Marjorie Hamilton, and Noreen Doneen. lt Was their resource- fulness that secured lower printing prices, and their ingenuity that prompted all kinds of money raising schemes to bring the paper out of the red and to make it a paying proposition. lk, Now, Without pecuniary Worries, Betty Ann Maloney, the capable editor, and Miss Helen Orton, the new advisor, were able to publish a bi-monthly paper. Miss Maloney Was succeeded by the very efficient Nancy De Puy, who served as second semester editor. Every one of the students wishes to express his appreciation to Miss Orton, the two student editors, the Apple Leaf editorial and business staffs for making possible a paper of outstanding merit. EDITORIAL STAFF: Row 1: Faubus. Young. Lane. Paton. Depuy. M. Younker. Kilby Row 2: Orton. Marr. Cordell. Maloney. Colburn. Adams, Branin Row 3: Navone. Burke, Monroe. Kent. Walker, Rollier BUSINESS STAFF Row l: Verner, H lr L W W WA WA STAFF Baker, Coughlln, Moor Emory, Goss, Tyrrell. Troppman, Duncan, Ham ilton Brenner MacKenzi Libby, C u r r y , Wood Miller. Hartmann. Olson, Eakl V. M251 1 Ula, 5 ff ' Q X 1 iff, Q L ff HW fy WU J' 0 V Boys Edlt Typists M argarel M acKenzze jean M arze Olson Photography M wky Tyrrell Snapshots foyce Hartmann , Marjorze Woods Marjorie Hamzlton Ann Brenner Charles Troppman ' junior ASSOCIHIES Pat Couglvfm john Brenner lm 1 Row Row Row Row THESPIANS Syring, Edwards. Speriine L. Kinzebach, M. Kinze bach, Musson. Fleisher. Maloney. Schons. Paton Depuy. Hamilton. Miller Johnson, Zude. Lucas, Hildebrand. McCauley Moore. Campion, Roilier Adams. I-Iulseman. Brown Eiier, Rice. Eakle, Kirk Troppman. Kuntz. Click. All School Ploy 'Tune Mod Senior ploy First Lodyu Thespion Play AH Throuqh the Night BRASS QUINEET Myers. Trotter, Saetre. Murdock. Hoffman. CLARINET QUARTET Gentle. Richardson. Crane. Gaston X-1 dr M. J 4. 3' v W, J eng, ,,:k,,':f2,' N Vx- 'P :Q 5354 --N. 'Q' N, ff fn- f., , N A, V. vu fi ffmfg fm if ,:v.:.zu My-f 5.7 . V -:Q KV naman . r nan, pr' ., QQ.-aww-rawa...W.Wa.4sf4' P' it L. M - A - New bw CHOIR Row 1: Marr, Branin, McDowell, Barb. Fisher, Gahringer. Jones, Ensley, Zude, A. Gilstrap, Huglmes, Koehler, Meehan. Clay, Simon, Stut- ler. Westerhausen, I., e 0 - nardv, Row 2: M. Gilstrap, Toland. J. M. Olson, Milner. Abraham, Battey. Edwards. B. Graves. S. White. Hager. Bryant. Short. Gott. Burck. Arne- gard, Peterson. Row 3: Davis. Guthrie. Ekenberry. Zunkel. Click, Vanden Bos, McCaskeV, Hildebrand, O, Probst. S t o lc e s , Conrad, Dunning. Row 4: Fleisher. Dourte. Baugh- man. Pfugrath, Taylor. Van Doren, J on e s . Kellogg. Martin, Eakle. Davenport, Peterson. OTHER MEMBERS Ferguson. B. Wall. B. Miller. Nut- ting. Gockley, Ollerich. Musson, D. Rector. CHORUS Row I: Smith. Marr. Ensley, Mc- Cartney, Gilsrrap.. 'Thu- lean. George, S h al e s . White. Smith. Wetherald. Meehan, Hampton. Clay. Laney, Linkem. Va nd er Bos. Anderson. Rice. Shell. Priverre. Row 2: Peters. Land. Bailey, To- land. Bibb, Schoenmaker, Cripe. Barnhart. Seiler. Fra- lev. Clum. Miles. Cannon. Bumps. Gormley. Burck. Row 3: Brunton. Bryant. Gruen- burg. Zendel, Cleary. Day. Schafer. Hawkins. Janes. Bellamy. Hildebrand, Van- der Bos. Marker: Lutz. Seyster, Tresedder. Row 4. D e r t i n g. Childress. La- Moreaux. Hinson. Landon. Feil. Sweet. Van Doren. Taylor. D e w . Kinkade. Weaver. Richardson. Mus- son. Schons. Weber, Shoen- maker. NEW MEMBERS Bailey, Banks. '-Barnhart, Bellamy. Bennett. Fraley. Brown. Bretz. Chadwick. Clum. Cottman, Court- wav. Douglas. I-Iagstrom. B. Hag- strom Griffin, Hensley, Hickman, Johnston, Knowles, Koch, Meu- ret, Melton, Monroe, Mounger, I-I. Mounger. Navone, Reems, Seimon, Slack. Soule, Staples, Syrqn. Wal- lace. Watson, Weaver. Weaver, Woods, Zitting. Reitz, Fay. SINGING STRINGS Row 1: Neher, Brislcy. Wise. Bow- ers, Edwards, Jagers. Row 2: Keim. Cunr.'inghan1. Pat- rick. Paukowich. Gerchman. Z- QLIARMONETTES -Egsl .s 'f1.H 1, OlS5T'lsl Gigli liiurckilgjlscg laid. '- f . 'X ' ii' f sk MSL ZA 1+ 1 -- Nl ' lk , I GN . 7 ' 4 b 'Q AI ,xg 4 km K ,A-. V if z J '72 REVELERS Bailev, Milner. Short. Gil strap. Fisher, Arnegai-.l Leonarcly. BOYS' OCTET Row l Davis. Pflugrath. Dourtc Conrad. C l a y , Kellogg Kellogg. Hildebrand. Gurh rie. Elccnberry. HARMONY FOUR Row 1: Click. Peterson. Patrick Baugllman, Fleisher, BRASS QUARTET Row I : Kuchenreuther. Simpson. L. Vaughn. W. jones. GIRLS' DRUM AND BUGLE Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row CORPS Fair. Tatum, Peart. Sieler. Sut- ton, Johnson, McEvoy. Wavmire. Morrisqn, 'To- land. E. Carr, McKinnV Dodd, Meuret. Miller. Linkem, Day, Me- lander. Tresedder, Darl- ington. P r i c e , Marker, Smith. Oliver. Mead, Wfea- ver. Carr. Chaclwikk. H. Tresedder, Jacksgn Patrick, Kell, Hager. Corbaley, Childress. Shell, Jorclen, Derting, L e v c a Hardy. BAND Hoffman, Scott, Olson Weber, Johnson. Dourte, Peterson. Lowe Graham. Weiss. Baker, Big ler, Gaston. Richardson Crane, Gentle, Bapghman Vander Bos. Crandell. Vaughn. Tlmomp son, Weaver, Cliqk, Kin lcacle, Hastings. Briggs. Jones Murdock. Kuchenreutlmer Myers, Sampson. Bagdon Baird. Makovicka. Saetre. Kellogg Trotter, Ealcle. Trotter Coston. Lutz. 1 EMS nr - -Ll ,:j - 2 i 3 , l I X ' ' 4 WWMWWHJZMWQM Gigi? 2 iii EN ii? 2 Q wikiifi EE 3 my yw jgmig ,Q Wff ggq k X x EE VHWMQQR gi? 5 xL. 1 R 5 V. Hs I E35 fiykfwfdw 'wi ' QC X Q 'Q ' COACHlN Consvay.'Ul nes' N ?6,L-44, fvvv - K W it M! J-,lug yy qual- Y' 'I ' mf X, rf L- ., SPORTS The physical education departrneht, under the able leadership of coaches Barnes, Qonway, and Uleryfsuccessfully planned a well-balanced program of sports. The varied program included football, basketball, track, tennis, base- ball, bowling, swimming, and special classes in safety driving for good meas- ure. Sponsored by the Lions' Club who recognized the dire need for more cautious drivers, the training was made possible when a safety training car with dual controls was provided by Wells and Welty. Undoubtedly this train- ing in all physical educationsclasses makes highways of Wenatchee a much 'ra safer place to drive. Some outstanding records were made by the '46 and '47 teams. ln track, Carl Brenner broke a 20-year record for the 220-yard dash, and Lee Cave holds. the record for the halt mile. ln the class of '47,' Pete Young, and Don Hedley hold records tor the hi h and w hur , respectively. In baseball last spring the Panther tea unt mp' s ip. , 'J , f ,QUWJ Ji f J- ' I , V W All if ,, ' ' f ' . -, We W.,-lb'-' -IIA' l O J '! ' .- 4 ' - A' ' V -f E 0' l'J C 'M rl WJ -' H Q: , ,AJ J ai K J ', , . f V ' r R l 4 l JT ' pt TBQLL A i X, V in 1A , , g JV! J Row I: J ston, . u n. hns o d, Scha , 7 1 ' - Row 2: Bur e, Y untz, Ste ens . u . D. W . , ' n, Sansaver, Hildebrand. O, Probsr. . 7 K j' 4. Row 3: Barnes, L e , achs, Park da '- , Goakey, Garland, Griffin, Conway. KYJ . 'I 'A W' 1 , I gjfw' as ,,,, M3 f 'V . ' is 1. ...s 4 ,.. . B SQUAD FOOTBALL Row 1: Trefry, Mounger. Seiler, Cox, Clift, Letts, Baughman, Redick, Briggs, Wilson. Row 2: McCord. Brenner. Rotter, Coston. Moody, Davenport, Sweet, Simon. Anderson, Burke. Voege. Row 3: Barnes, Landon. Baughman. Jordan. Mulkey. Kirk. Boender. Barnhart. Parks, Manning. Gabbert, 7: O ra P- U7 2 F Q Q 5 E cv lc FOOTBALL With only one loss in a schedule ot ten games, the Panthers completed a successful grid season. Whatever the team did was made possible by the cooperation and Willingness oi each player. This year's teams is noted tor its spirit, tight, and playing skill. The outstanding games ot the season were with Puyallup, Yakima, and Central Valley, our only victor. In the game with Walla Walla, the main spring ot the team, Oscar Probst, got his leg seriously injured, and Was unable ta play tor the remainder of the season. The team was spurred on by Bud Preston, co-captain, of the Panther squad, Who made the state state all-star team to play in Seattle this summer. Wenatcheee26 Omak--l3 Wenatcheeelti Cle Elum-O Wenatcheew O Puyallup-O Wenatchee-32 Cashmereffl Wenatchee-20 Walla Walla U Wenatchee-20 West Valley--7 Wenatchee! 7 Yakima-7 Wenatchee-12 Chelan- l 2 Wenatchee! O Central Valley 7 We want a touchdown! We want a touchdown! Rolly Poley, Barnes! ls it two more points? BASKETBALL Wenatchee l-liah School opened basketball season with a turnout oi approximately seventy-two looys. Alter a process ot elimination Coach Barnes, the new hoop mentor, introduced the remaining boys to a very riqid training period which paid oft in the end. Pay credit where credit is due, and credit is certainly due Coach Barnes and his hoopsters tor their line season on the maple court. Wenatchee High School 41M-Wenatchee Junior College 39 Wenatchee 42-Ellensburg 39 Wenatchee 31-Bremerton 58 Wenatchee 15-Walla Walla 21 Wfenatchee 38fEverett 43 Wenatchee 53-Peshastin 40 Wenatchee 38-Omak 34 Wenatchee 66-Cashmere 35 Wenatchee 42-Omalc 58 Wenatchee 43-Omak 31 Wenatchee 67-Cashmere 32 Wenatchee '50-Omalc 45 Wenatchee 55-'Dryden 37 Wenatchee 4ZAChelan 32 Wenatchee 53--Peshastin 33 Wenatchee 32-Chelan 32 Wenatchee 37-Bremerton 66 Wenatchee 45-Walla Walla 31 Wenatchee 56--Olcanogan Z7 Wenatchee lost their chance to ao to the state meet in Seattle, when the Panthers in two overtime periods lost to Clarkston by one point. Row I: Griffen. G. Parks. Tc-ters, Nichols, Garland. Row Q: Bennett. Burgess, B, Parks. Young. liartley. Barns. i .ff X a-we 4-Me' wr Row Row Row Roy Row Row Row Row Row TENNIS ' 1. Bellamy, Burke, Nichols, Calkins 2.K. Dew. Ball, Water-- house, Saetre. 3. Ulery. TRACK 1. Clum, Werner, Hurd Young, McClenahan, Hed leV- White, Adams, Dela barre. Sansaver. 2. Holcomb, Walker, Locpp Mckain, Thomas, Kendall K91l0EiZ, Watson, Moody Rotter, Briggs, Brenner, Zit tinflv Conway. 3. Srruble, Letts, Cordell Keck. Siemon, Baker, Nlur raV- Knutson, H o w a r Cl Parks, Sells, Boender, lVl'oore McKenna. Sweet. 4. Schafer, Trainer, Elmer Teclforcl, Simon, E v a n s Jenkins. BASEBALL TEAM 1. Mangold, Freuclenberger Garland, I o n e s , McNeill Whitbeck, Seiler, M, Moun- ger, Hopkins, Probst, Bur- ris. Vickery. McCord. 2. Barnes. Wilson, Landon Lindell. Coston, Anderson Parsons. Burk e . Carlton Davenport, Low, Eilqenberry L. Mounger, Hukmphries Winn. f I SGW. Hwy QLUAU, ,awww Jdwb 5 ,QL WM' fVVMfVv0Z ' YELL QUEENS Thulean, Nutting, Davis fa W lL Apfflfa ,Ge If t AJ- X f ,Lg!,,,,.- M 9411! fgfnfnf ,6-foya fc Ly-LQIQ, . N fm k' yvaar M! xy V 1 - ,f l i ' M, i t GIRLS' spogrs 7 VJ X l Every girl in high school at one time or another has taken pafin the activi- ' ties of the P. E. Department. This year in keeping with the business of building 'r V S tter bodies and keener minds the program has been both r1g1d and construc- 9 1 V 've. 1 ,Q Under the skillful supervision of Miss Phyllis Fritz, a most competent and J , skillful leader in all girls' activities, she developed among all the girls with J- whom she has come in contact, teamwork, selt-coordination and good sports- manship through such sports as soit ball, basketball, volley ball, badminton U and tennis. A 5 i l '. i , ggi? 4 if ' fp K if l ,JXJM x. , ff L ' l g, BADMINTON 1: Taylor, C l a r k . Bovee, I-Iatlev. Dlbuglas, Weaver Bovee, Patrick. 2: Wax, Alstrom. Harley, Lindahl. Jensen, Nlorrison L o v e . Thx-app, Mathews Koentopp, Darllngton, 3: M e la n de r , Gqhringer Sperline, L a R u e , Sta les P Jones, Seyster, Zimmerman Nygard, Overman. 4: Miss Fritz, Srralev, An derson. Howard, C l u m Scott. Payton, Coughlin. Do neen. Seyster. v VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Nlathews, Staples. Row 2: Simon, Penrod. Clark. Zimmerman, Bovee. Love. Row 3: Privette, Seyster, Larner. Kercheval, Bovee, Taylor, Cauclill, Overman. Row 4: Miss Fritz. Roske, Jen- sen. I-latley, Clum, Dennis. Jones. Barnhart. I-latley, Lin- dahl. Row5: Leonard. Sciler, Dcneen. Darlington. Melander, Pay- ton. Demorest. Hamilton. Sperl ne, Straley. ww Jbu f ea, xxfmwfz uf-,aff.'4,' ffff A 'L 'CAD . - ' .1 I , ' fi 7 A'M'!'j A42 J ,dfotf fgfafnfwffgdf ' I t if f V ' The fall season in girls' sports started off with a bang, and every girl's at- - f y-Z.f'- '4 'f - tion was focused on badminton. About sixty girls participated in doubles 3 N N A .. d finished by a tournament with Coyett l-latley and loan Douglas sharing the X' i -5 , X . ' ampionship title. L, ' ll .1 1-nn f in IW? ' ' ' 1 NX' Q Yr , fe-I! ' th excellent teamwork and co-ordination, the senior volleybal team - X bl tiff to the top, thus Winning the championship from the six Volleyball teams Ai ji Q .t 1 ,. . X l j W . , hich participated in a round robin tournament X- N .- 5 A I l ' x il L -' 'J Once again basketball proved itself to be the most popular sport with -.f it af J Af J eighty girls taking part. Nine teams made up the league that played in a X , X p r urgiffrobin tournament Superior passing and accurate shooting gave Bernice A Q' x .' .X N-. 6 1 fl f 1 . .i, ' , X- 2 - , f 4-'-MCA!-N i' Tllerbslsenior team top place. From these teams the girls chose a sophomore, Q! N .f L U funior and senior all star team for each class. These girls then represented 4 ' QQ . .' i- f A A Wenatchee in the play day held with Chelan in Wenatchee on March first. Ono gain enat ee ame Oulw c lors flyin by sjvinni all three games. ,XC M f,, , - . , Q-,0-'lfff A ,infix I Q. l f 1 iff!-fl L 4,1 f.e'.4?,J,X -I - . S A-A L f by A. , . ' N! V ,, ,,,,. 16244-4A, '.4L ifJ , fffff-'J . iff fm Yr' f k ,A-,ffl-f !'ff.f, -me , ' A-st 'gf f ,, V f .f .K -1, . 'W ie , , . it we , Q , 1, t , . ' ,, 1 -fJ?V,!,f..fLy ,fflja -WU:-1' 'VA 1,,.!' A Ti t4 ,. ,. ,L ,, ' , f- ef, f J , ,JI ff.,,AfJ,J 'f 'J , y ,A .fx f ,V if 3 ,it ' f., , ', ' f - , ', ' p p 74. n ,, ,,',- E. L, j ac L, , V' Mi., U - , - 4 .L U l .,. 1 .V W, ,fa 4J,x4,',l4 1 ' 3 - 5- ,-Q- i ,go V 4. J ff ft BASKETBALL ALL STAR TEAMS ' .W -:M AJ .3-.4 ..l.,fZ, 041' - ' ,4 H ' ' gf ,f ssN1oR . , or 5, 1 JUNIOR, SOP OMORE Row 1. Jlzude Meehan 4 U - Row 1: Cripe. Douglas. ' ' I ,V ROW 12 Davis' Nygardf Olson, Lmdahl' Row 2: Hatley, Burke. Gorsage, Staples. Row 2: Miller, Adams, Olson. Paton, Row 2: Harley, Gahringer, Sperline, Stra- ROW 3, Doneen' Clumq Leonard, Scott, Marr. ley, Payton, Overman, Dennis. N '-,f TENNIS l Scotty Thaa rl V Love. Penrcd BOWLING ARCHERY eyster. ob SPORTS As winter passed and spring weather once again approached those am- bitious tennis players flocked to the courts. A ladder tournament gave thirty- eight girls an opportunity to participate in both double and single matches. From this number the four best players were chosen to make up the Wenatchee High School tennis team. Another spring sport is softball. This tournament drew a great deal of enthusiasm from the girls of W. H. S. Forty girls turned out to earn points and to prove their terms as a winning team. 1 Rapidly increasing in popularity as feminine sports are the endurance builders such as bowling, swimming and archery. These are some of the sports taken up by the advanced P. E. classes during the year. Many sore muscles and charlie horses have resulted from calisthenics and tumbling which were part of the P. E. program of the past year. Take it from many of the girls that even after two or three years they can't master the art of push-ups eithor, 5 2 .,., i 2 3 5 BASKETBALL Work While you Work tor tomorrow we play. One among many! 'Na f 'WM if f J f 1 - N. ACT X HI-LIGHTS The N ight J7fL Go get 'em, Panthers! Most Panthers do - l J ' .g,,-- ii 2 1-1-13 . ini in! V yMQfWfQff+ , Q W NW M wfwMM1fW57i ' . QUQW W ,.AA 2 ,,.. 1 . X 2 'i-b 4 kQ ' - gf , ' JWMMQMlwWWQW7WL ipwwjiwa MM QMWQHW 'ip QS? A , QQ WWVkZqXa ' QUQQ?N59 ' , f ...'N' . .,, , ,,,,, ,A I Yi M , i Q ' ' if1l, ff f W. i A Y vat? .X -f, 'NA- Alii .,.V N A , ig WHY , S, fl- ji XX W six q f2EQ ii f QSigEiEgiEigZ? iigx-QE5Sm xSRigQiM?wwy 'rf' y, LJ, if H Q5 ,Mfr 3 PRINCESS PAT QUEEN JEAN MARIE I PRINCESS LOIS gp fo-A cad, -fg W af. b ,Q , A iZ,1-:: ',.,, Q' 1 RWD ssoM KINGDOM - M, 4 5,6 ucc e' eggnc rl ' -.e and many other dreams wx e re- msels from high school., ueen e Marie Ol -1- a 1 c d Lois Banghart were ch o r resent the community in ,the Wa i ton State, Apple Blossom F 'va the first time during twenty-eight annual apple blossom festivals, t e reign f - the royal party has spread its realms state-wide and the publicity has exten nationally. The weeks preceeding the festival held much excitement for the royal Their itinerary included trips to Canada, Seattle, and Spokane. By invitation Queen lean Marie l flew to Hollywood to make personal radio appearances on several well known programs. I During the three official days of the Apple Blossom Festival, May l, 2, and 3, the royalty reigned as highest potentates over a valley blanketed profusely 'mongst apple, cherry, apricot, pear, and peach blossoms. PRETTY PEPPY PALS Thev use Pepsodent! Man shortage Garbage gals Who wants to eat? Show-off All hand on Gene Buddies Give him the works! Apple Leafers Three bridge walkers Pals jolly Juniors Wenatchee-Cashmere Game Comfortable? FOOLISH FANCIFUL FRIENDS Wirxncrs Pusses in boots Tho pause that rurmshgs Blg mins Rough and tumble Wlmar a lunch Tell us, too Guvs and gals Soma load Prerrv blossoms too Big timers Homecorning Vl ust fricnds Triumviratc And only one CUTTING CRAZY CAPERS Sun gets in your eyes Tricky three Theater row Kerchief kids Camera shy Eager beavers Krazy kids Big face Relaxing? Checker-board Awoo!! Two hounds and a dog Winmd blown babes Just a-standm and asmxlm TRULY TREASURED A lazv moment Cheerful girls I'm hungrv. too New nylons Don't hurt her! East Wenatchee beauties The same old gang Picnicking at Ohme's Christmas vacation I Precious bubble gum Twins? Whose date? lust having fun! Thev stop to pose Pause that refreshes Getting a sun tan? if SL Aff ,-Affvf X '775'Wf. i m iiggw, , ,2A Qqg55 , A ,f RPM sw ' M .L N' ' ' I nw' :mi :gtg 'bvfbxj s xii LUk,, v. Li 1 N 'Zim' sk 'fm 4 fl ik 2 X NS 4 ww A Q, ti K 1 4. -rl A I 4:5- yum? 7, K 4 V an Q , ' f ' vm ul? J. G we , Ah - L. Q M ,... Qi. I X 3' Q. . . kf:,, W Qi f. . .:l: if 'ffifv X wa if as ' ' f ' E' L Z. I ,, H .K A .iv gf aww m 55 SUNSHINE, SPRING SOMETHING Beauty and the Beasc Watch the birdie Ladies of :he Lake Bashful Put your penny in Winners or losers? Birds of a Feather Bashful, John? Ship, Ahoy! Cute dog Do you call that a smile? Histrionic Merrily we roll along Don't let him fall AND T'94rf ' W ' f 'ri X! ln.. Q DELIGHTFUL DIZZY DAYS There's a Long, Long. Trail A'WindingY Tennis? Your face won't he dirty long! P. J, pals Dagwuod is so-o-o funny! Tarzan's stand-ins You! We are not posing! Smi1in' Through How! Perfect Dals WI11-rc's the vim and vigpr? Wlxat an armful! 1'vc been working on thc rail' road! .M E if A RQ 'EWQI1 ff Af 55' 3 Y rx BEAUTIFUL BABBLING BABES Ann and Rosie Don't fall in, Betty Lynn Hat or Don Skip Started early, Pat Danny Boy The start of a Student Body President Margie Ernie Max Still pals together Curly-headed Jimmy A sturdy start, Harold How JoAnn has changed! Junior High days Bottoms up, Marge Personality plus, Burke Smile, Beryl Oh! Johnny Once tiny always Tiny Early days of Business Manager JUNKY JALOPIES AND JERKS Buddies and Bums ' Apple Leaves Little fellow Before and after 'l'l1ere are those who are still talking! Slnrlev and Ellen Running ovtrl' Down the hatch All good Pala together Panther Clmttcrens More .lalopics -ru .a V A 'ba- ft Y'-rpg WW ,L , 4..+.4,, , M . 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