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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1948 volume:

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In these pages are recorded the efforts of the Class of 1948 to build strongly and wisely around that heritage, so .that generations may have as wealthy a heritage as that left us by the American Indian. DEDICA ION o have transformed the hunting grounds ot the Indian to cultivated or- chards, scientific farms and vast industries: to those who have built towns and mansions to replace wigwarns' and villages, to those who have captured the laws of science and atomic energy as weapons more powerful than the bow and arrow of the Indian, and to every youth who hunts, as the Indian once hunted, for ne f' icate this 1948 Wa Wa. w lelds toconquer, we ded- ADMIN STR!! ION Cl-IIEE LAWRENCE MEAD, ACTING SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The most significant symbol of the progressive spirit and the change from the days ofthe First American who roamed the hills and the prairies with his bow and arrow is the importance placed upon the necessity oi training superior strength through the chan- nels ot intelligence and leadership. New fields lie waiting for discovery, and there is no limit to the hunting grounds where scientific research await the inquiring mind. CHIEF MEDICINE MAN WARREN AVERY-PRINCIPAL These pages record, the progress of individuals Whose task is that of acquiring knowl edge and relating that knowledge to the job ot being a citizen in the community. The Indian faced the same problems that boys and girls face today. These problems Were solved not by skill alone, but by wisdom gained through Wise and increasing experience. As you enjoy these pages, may the challenge for wisdom cause you to experience broadly and wisely. v--ff'-A 1 --'lfPn, Percival, Hunley, Miller, Donaldson. Bowers, Kyne, Eminger. Wiester, Herring, Arlonder, Ellef, Sterling, Brown, Chapman. FACULTY Cripe, Selleck, Bundoy, Ulery, Mon foe, Duncan. 'J FACULTY Von Tassel, Teters, DeVoe, Zeiher, Conway, Mcxhrt. Helm, Ramsey, Lovejoy, Seliridqe, Libby, Yetter. - , 8 li, 3- ,Resigns Ls 'Q r -MA. ' . - , .. 1 '4f u ' .ua- , s Q. Sparks, Houtchens, Shattuck, Orton, Rochelle, Gocrkey, Snider, Coach Barnes, not present. FALL STUDENT COUNCIL Row l: Seysler, Tonquy, Nyqord, Hcxmillon. Row 2: Hinincm, De-morest, Gah- rinqer, Lerner. Row 3: Brenner, P cr r k s , Young, Row l Row 2 Row 3: Boll. FALL LEGISLATURE Pennington, Soule, Kirk- endcrll, Moore, C. Bovee Hamilton, Blevins. Howard, Welin, Scott, Den- nis, N e h e r, Gcrhrinqer, Brenner. Parks, Nichols, Landon, Corulli, Corlson. FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Hcrnillon, Perks, Cfcrhrinqer, Brenne SPRING STUDENT BODY GFFICERS Kendall, Nyqznrd, Arneqard, Parsons. Row l Row 2 SPRING COUNCIL : Nyqard, Cross, Bovee. : Davis, E V a n S , Sperline Arne-qard, Mrs. Teters. Row 3: Kendall, Whitbeck, Par Row l Bow 2 sons, Burke, Talbert. SPRING LEGISLATURE 1 Laney, Nyqard, Staples, Larner. : Bryant, George, Thulean, Stone, Arneqard, Evans. Raw 3: Telers, Banghart, Evans Row 4 Mangold, Gooclfellow. 1 B o t t s, Parsons, Nichols Kendall, Plumb. I f WMM W W gM6iiwM2 jzf , QW, BHHVIE 3-SCDUIS X 'WW X +555 - , yr RN ., fi gif! A ,'X f ' if Rl ,J 1 t W ff 7 y wk ' fl xxx , , 1 A- , J LX. 'AW V I M ' N4 , Y K 55 , F XA i f-Wi' 1 A -fb IJ fy, If 'X J. Nfl I HI 4: Tl 1 A U' U . an . ' .l . ,-. ' s . s - f , N '- ' . -1. W 5 if v ' 'WIIIIIIIV-W I Y W J ,-iff, fi' ' , - F :,11nrgf X 1 f Q- Y--v 1 k xf1w WH X -lv. G 4 f ff1 .X gg 4 'ff f f J um' 1 - 44 f Axjilu iwifi f M ,...-- ',,f- .-... i, ,- CLHSSES I Y' Q a,., ' ruin 41 I ll K ABERCROMBIE, JANET-Hi Yu, Girls' Club, Honor Society, Apple Leaf, Quill and Scroll, Senior Assembly, Pep Club Assembly, junior Prom. Ambition: To live my lifcvand like it! ABRAHAM, VERNA MAE-Girls, Club, Choir, Harmonettes, Apple Blossom Pageant, Sports, Junior Assembly. Ambition: To go on and study voice. ADDIS, KENNETH-Transferred from Stadium High, Tacomzg Wash. Hi-Y, Student Council, Pep Assemblies. Ambition: To make the things that go wrong go right. ALLEN, ELVIN-Tennis, Wa YVa Representative, Choir. Ambition: To beat a world's record in flying. ALLYN, DONALD-President, Secretary-treasurer of Chess and Checker Club, Latin Club. Ambition: To get something for nothing. ALSTROM, SHIRLEY ANN-Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, VVa Wa Represen- tative, Hi Yu, Girls' Club, Honor Society, Varsity Tennis, Apple Blossom Pageants, Girls, Sports. Ambition: T0 be-Oh yes, to be or not to be, that is the question. ANDERSON, KENNETH- A and BU Football, Baseball, Hi-Y Vicc-president, Honor Society, Torch, Sophomore, Junior anpl Senior Council, Legislature, S. P. Q. R., Wa Wa Representative, Iunior Prom, Panther Chatter. Ambition: Struggle with college and be a doctor. ARMOUR, LOIS-Torch, Honor Society, S. P. Q. R., Wa VVa Rep- resentative, Apple Blossom Pageant, Girls' Club. Ambition: To be happy always. ARNEGARD, AUDREY-Girls, Club, Wa Wa Staff, Student Body Secretary, Choir, Revelers, Legislature. Ambition: To make my mother and everybody else as happy as they have made me. BAIRD, FAITH-Band, Girls' Club. Ambition: To do unto another as I would have him do unto me. BALL, DONfSophomore Council, Student Body Council, F. F. A. president, Tennis. Ambition: To be a good farmer. BARNHART, RAYMOND--F. F. A., A and BU Football, Chorus. Ambition: Further advancement in the business World, I hope. 14 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row l. Huinphrey, Hatley, Swanson. Row 2. Parsons, Burke, Baughman, Teters W pw e '1 BATLINER, GLORIA LUCILLE--Girls' Club. I Ambition: To take a trip to Mexico with Maxine. BATLINER, MAXlNE7Girls' Club, Heinz Club. Ambition: Take a trip to Mexico with YVinnie and Hazel. BAUGHMAN, DONALD LE ROY-Senior Class Treasurer, Legisla- ture, Harmony Quartet, Choir, VV11 Wa Representative, Apple Blossom Pageant, BP Basketball. Ambition: To be successful. BEIDLER, CHARLO'l l'E4Apple Blossom l'ap,'eants, Girls' Club. Ambition: To have success in my chosen profession. BIRGE, BARBARA-Girls' Club. Ambition: To own my own photography studio. BOENDER, GORDON R.7Hi-Y. Football. Ambition: To solve the manpower sli0rtn5.!e problem. BOENDER, KEITH- AH and B Football, Track, Iunior Assembly, Hi-Y Assembly. Ambition: To earn enough credits to graduate. BOLEN, BETTY-Girls' Club, P. K. Treasurer, Spanish Club, Wa Wa Staff, Senior Council Representative, Apple Blossom Page-ants, Honor Society, Home Room Secretary. Ambition: To travel around the world in my own plane. BOTTS, WILLIAM C.-Sophomore Representative, Spanish Club, Spring Legislature. Ambition: To be a good boy. BOVEE, ELSIE-P. K. Vice-president, Girls' Sports, Senior Council, Spanish Club, Girls' Club President, Girls' Club Cabinet, Wa Wa Representative, Student Council, Pageant. Ambition: To bc a very private secretary. BOWERS, HELEN MARIE-Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Apple Blos- som Pageant. Ambition: To become a model. BRANDON, IOANN-Girls, Club. Ambition: To travel around the world as an interpreter to Shirley Ivan Weber and Audree Richardson. BRANIN, ANN-Office assistant, P. K., Band Majorette, Senior Coun- eil, Apple Leaf Staff, Girls' Club Chairman, Choir, Junior As- sembly, Apple Blossom Pageants. Ambition: To be happy and healthy always. BRENNER, JOHN-Transfer from St. Martins', Olympia. Junior Council, Junior Class Vice-president, Student Body President, Student Council, Legislature, Apple Blossom Pageant, Apple Leaf, A and Bn squad Football, Track, Junior Class Assembly. Ambition: To bc a lineman on a wireless. BRINES, ROBERT W.-Spanish Club. Ambition: To be an architectural Engineer or draftsman. BRISKY, RUTH NAOMI-Girls' Club, Orchestra. Ambition: To be a good and successful nurse. BROWN, IOSEPHINE-Girls' Club, Chorus. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. BRUGGMAN, JOE- Ambition: To be a Radio Teclmician. 15 CAPON, ETHELEEN-Transferred from Portland. Girls' Club. Ambition: To be a grade school teacher. CARLSON, DONALD-Debate President, Student Body Representa- tive, Legislature, Band, Spanish Club. Ambition: To take a college course. CARLTON, JIM-Hi-Y Secretary, Iunior Class President, Baseball, S. P. Q. R., Honor Society, Wa Wa Representative. Ambition: To be a baseball player. CARR, DON-F. F. A. Ambition: To travel. CLARK, ELLEN RITA-Legislature, S. P. Q. R., Honor Society, Hi Yu, Apple Blossom Pageant, Girls' Club, Girls, Sports, junior Representative, Apple Leaf Representative, Sophomore Assembly, Pep Club Assembly, junior Prom, Tri-Hi-Y President. Ambition: To become five feet one and one-half inches tall. CLARK, GAY-Girls' Club, Girls' Sports, Office Assistant, Dramatics play, Right About Face. Ambition: To go to NVenatcliee Business College and get a job in an office. CLEEK,' IUANITA MAE--Transferred from Moline, Illinois. Brother Goose, Pride and Prejudice, Student Council. Ambition: To continue the happy life Pm living. CLIFT, HAZEL MARIE-Honor Society, Girls' Club. Ambition: To travel in Mexico with Winnie and Maxine COCKRILL, IMOGENE MOORE-Not graduating. COLE, WINNIE-Girls' Club. Ambition: To go to Mexico with Hazel and Maxine. COLEWELL, BASIL-F. F. A., Apple Leaf Representative. Ambition: To get married and settle down in my own home. CORBALEY, LEA MAE4-Drum and Bugle Corps, Camera Club, Girls' Club. Ambition: To be able to laugh with Ieanneine and to travel. 15 BURKE, TERRY-Senior Class President, Senior Class Treasurer, some Room President, A and BH Football, Vice-president l- . AMBITION: To be able to ski the year around. BURKS, ROBERT-Spanish Club, Apple Leaf Sports, Baseball. Ambition: To be captain in the Navy. BUSH, LAUREL MARIE-Girls' Club, Heinz Club. Ambition: To be a secretary and marry the boss. CAIN, MARY ELIZABETH-S. P. Q. R., Honor Society, Pep Board Secretary, Girls' Club Cabinet, P. K., Junior Prom, Sophomore and Juni-or Assembly, K'Pride and Prejudice, Legislature, Apple Leaf, Girls, Sports, Pageant, Office assistant, Pep Board As- sembly. Ambition: To graduate from college and do my gabbing over a mic- rophone. CAMP, MARY-Girls' Club. Ambition: To lead a farmer's life. CAMPBELL, BOBBIE RUTHfGirls' Club. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. l i CORULLI, ELWOOD CARLO-F. F. A. Secretary, F. F. A. Public Speaker, Debate Club President, Fall Legislature, Honor Society, Student Council. Ambition: To attend W. S. C. and to become successfully engageil as an animal husbandryman. COSTON, CHARLES DUANEfl-li-Y, Assembly Class, Junior Coun- cil, Legislature, A and HR squad football, Ban'l, Baseball, Apple Blossom Pageant, Junior Assembly, Varsity Ball, Debate Club, Junior Prom, Sophomore Dance. Ambition: To get a Ph. D. in Political Science from the University of Washington. COUGHLIN, PATRICIA LOUISEAP. G., Legislature, Junior Repre- sentative, Sophomore Assembly, Junior Assembly, Junior Prom, S. P. Q. R., Pep Board, P. G. Vice-president, Girls' Club, Pep Board Assembly. Apple Blossom Pageant, Assembly Class, Co- editor of 1948 Wa Wa. Ambition: When my life is through I wish to look back Without regret. COX, BILL-Football, Basketball, Track, Sophomore Representative, Junior Council, Home Room Representative. Ambition: To be a successful author. CRAIG, ELMER-Sophomore Representative. Ambition: To graduate. CRANDELL, ROBERT H.-Band, Hi-Y, Junior Assembly. Ambition: To become a success in life. CRANE, EARL D.-Honor Society, Torch, VVa Wa Business Man- ager, Band, Apple Blossom Pageant, Latin Club Photographer, Apple Blossom Parade. Ambition: To become a success in life. CROSS, PATRICIA ANN-Hi Yu, Girls' Club, Sophomore Legislature, Student Council, Honor Society, Hi Yu Treasurer, The-spian, Brother Goose, Pride and Prejudice, Pageant, Apple Leaf Editor, Girls' Club Piper, Sophomore and Junior Councilman, Junior Prom. Arrfbition: To figure out batting averages in my head. CUNNINC-HAM, BARBARA JEAN-Hi Yu, Girls, Club, Honor So- ciety, Singing Strings, Apple Blossom Pageant, Spanish Club, Apple Leaf Staff. Ambition: To go to college. CURRY, JOAN-Spanish Club, Junior Council, P. K., Apple Blossom Pageant, Honor Society, Girls' Club, Pep Board Assembly. Ambition: To finish working at the Plaza, DARLINGTON, ALICE SHIRLEY-Debate Club, Sports, Drum and Bugle Corps, Girls' Club. Ambition: To take my education and show the world that I am right. DAVIS, KIRBY NEAL-Student Director of Choir, Senior Boys' Octet, Madrigal Group. Ambition: To praise the Lord in song and action all the days of my 1 c. DAVIS, PATSY-P. G., Girls' Club, Pageant, Junior Prom, Sopho- more Dance, Junior Assembly, Sophomore Assembly, Cheer Leader, Student Council, Assembly Class, Majorette. Ambgtionl: To live a happy life and make the lives of others a bit mrig iter. DAY, CHUCK-Sophomore Class Treasurer, Track. Ambition: To be a professional groceryman. DEARDORFF, WAYNE LEROY-F. F. A. Ambition: Travel. DELABARRE. MAURICE --Bookstore, Track, Honor Society, Junior Legislature, Movie Operator, S. P. Q. R., Debate Club. Ambition: To live. DESKIN, JIM-Home Room President, June Mad, Senior Council. Ambition: To get a steady job at the Columbia Hotel. DICKSON, THELMA LEE-Transferred from Santa Cruz, California. Girls' Club. Ambition: To be a disk jockey. 17 EVANS, SALLY LEE-Transferred from Peshastin ,46. Heinz Club Presi dent, lunior Representative, Apple Leaf Assistant Editor, Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain and President, Quill and Scroll, Girls' Club, Hon: Pride and Preiudice, Thespian, mr Society Treasurer, Pep Board President, Brother Goose, Student Council, Assembly Class, Pep Board Representative, P. G. Ambition: Learn to holrl my temper, and let everyone know my middle name is not Io! FAIRHOLM, ISOBELLE-Honor Society, P. Q. R,, Girls' Club, Innior Council. I Ambition: To go to South America. FLOYD, KENNETH- l Ambition: To become an engineer. FULWILER, HABOLDYF. F. A., Representative for Convention in Kans Ambition: as City, Missouri. To have about 500 purebred Herefords. FULWILER, NEIL I,-F. F. A. Treasurer, Stock judging Team for F. F. A. Ambition: Get a jeep before ,49. GAHRINGER, IOANNEfHi Yu, Girls' Club, Choir, Sophomore Class Secretary, Iunior Class Vice-president, Senior'Student Body Vice- presi Page Ambition: GARLAN and Capt Ambition: dent, Sophomore and junior Assemblies, Apple Blossom ant, Princess for Apple Blossom Festival. To be happy! D, JACK COURTNEY-S. P. O. R., Derby Club President Secretary, Honor Society President, Apple Blossom Pageant. ain of Football Team, Basketball, Baseball. To continue my education. GABRISON, BETTY LEE-Girls' Club. Ambition: To have all my dreams come true. GASTON, ELLA VAN7Iunior Prom, Apple Blossom Pageant, P. G., Girls' Club. Ambition: Go to college with Marilyn next year. GEORGE, LOUISE ELLENfIunior Council, Senior Council, Girls' Club, Iunior Prom, XVa YVa Staff, Apple Leaf Representative, Production Staff for Brother Goosef, Ambition: To make other as happy as they have made me. GETCHMAN, IUANITA GEBTRUDE7Girls, Club, Honor Society. Iunior Assembly, String Ensemble, String Trio, Choir, Senior Class Representative, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: GOCKLE To play in the Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra. Y M XR ORTE RUTH P C' D b itz Club Cl oii Iln , .f I r- . y.. e z - . , 1 ', 2'- monettes, junior Assembly, Pep Club Assembly, Iunior Prom, Debate Dance. NVa VVa Staff, Apple Leaf Representative, All Th ro Ambition: ugh the Nightf, Girls' Club. To learn to stand up on those two pieces of Wood com- monly called skis. 18 DOUHTE, VVILLIAM G.--Choir, Boys, Octet. Ambition: To go to VVest Point. DUFFY, DICK-4 Ambition: Go through college. DUNCAN, LOlS-Transferred from Twisp, Heinz Club, Girls' Club. Ambition: To go out of this state for a visit. ECKIIABDT, ROGER H.7F. F. A., Senior Council. Ambition: To follow my education to a profession. EIKENBEBHY, VVAllPtENffllifY Chaplain and Treasurer, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Band, Choir, Boys, Octet, Baseball, Apple Blossoni Pageant, Track. Public Address, Senior Council, Movie Operator, Apple Leaf Representative. Ambition: To be more than a success. El.l.lS, EVA MAEf-S. P. Q. lt., Honor Society, Girls, Club, junior Class Assembly. Ambition: To be a profession singer and travel over the World. GOLDY, THENA NORDEEN7Spanish Club, junior Council. P. K., Girls, Club, Heinz Club, Brother Goosef, Pride and Preiudiee.,, Office Assistant. YVa YVa Staft, Apple Leaf Representative, Iunior Prom, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To 510 to some distant land where everyone is a friend and there are no relatixes. GOODFELLONV, GEORGE II. jr.-Tennis Team. Junior Prom. Sophomore Assembly, P. Q. R., lf, Squad Football, Hi-Y Secretary and Chaplain. Ambition: Attend the lfniyersity of YVashin51ton next fall. GOTT, BE'l l,E-Reyelers, Ilarmonettes, Choir, Sophomore Legisla- ture, Panther Chatter, Girls, Sports. VVa VVa Staff. Iunior Assem- bly. Apple Leal Representative. llonor Society. Girls, Club. Ambition: To be someone,s pride and joy. GRAYIIILL, IANET--Sopliomore Representative, Junior Representa- tive, Hi Yu Secretary, Legislature, Girls, Club. Ambition: To live in Oregon, GRAYBILL. XVANDA MAXlNE7P. G. Vice-president, Tri-Hi-Y, lleinz Club. Senior Council, Legislature, Girls, Club, Represen- tative to Girls' State, Girls' Club Cabinet. Ambition: 'I'o use every branch of knowledge I possess for some 'good purpose. GRIFFIN, DOUGLASfFootball, Basketball, Track, Derby Club Vice- president. Ambition: To get out of school. GRIGGS, LORRAINE-P. G., Girls, Club, VVa VVa Statf, Apple Blos- som Pageant. Ambition: To be happy and someday to travel to Norway. GRINIES, THOMAS B.7Transfcrred from Cashmere. Rand, Brass Quartet. Ambition: To play my trumpet and lead my own band. GUTHRIE, ROBERT H.---Ili-Y, Boys, Octet, Sophomore Assembly, S. A. T. Representative, Applc Leaf Representative,. Movie Operator. Ambition: To be a financial wizard. HALL, IACK-S. P. O. R., First Lady,', Chess and Checker Club. Ambition: To be of some service to those who need it. HALL, MARTHA-P. G., Girls, Club Secretary-Treasurer, YVa XVa Representative, Apple Blossom Pageant, Honor Society, Sopho- more Assembly, junior Council.. Ambition: To be a success and be happy doing it. HAMILTON, PATTI-Student Body Secretary, Student Council, Leg- islature, Senior Council, High School Leaders, Conference, P. G. President, Pep Board Vice-president, Pep Board Dance and As- sembly, Girls, Club, Varsity Tennis, Tri-Ili-Y. Ambition: To be as Wonderful as my mother. IIABIMANS, BENIAMIN GEORGE7Apple Leaf Representative, VVa NVa Representative, Sbutterbugs, Seerm-tary-Treasurer anil Presi- dent, Chess and Checker Club, Honor Society. Ambition: To graduate lrom the University of WVashington as a druggist. HANSEN. ARLENE MAE--Pep Board, Ili Yu President, Honor So- ciety Vice-president, Girls, Club, S. P. O. R. Secretary, Sophomore and Iunior Class Assemblies, junior Prom, Ilonor Society, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To obtain every Hdl'SlClK'1'1XfLIlH,, and pass all obstacles with flying colois. HAREY, MARY ETTA--Girls, Club, Heinz Club, Drum and Bugle orps. Ambition: Be successful in everything I undertake. IIA RT, IONA-Not graduating. IIARTLEY, BOlifMovie Operator, Public Address Chief, Honor S0- ciety, Panther Chatter Script, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: Radio engineer. HARRIS, DONALD A.-Transferred from Quincy. Movie Operator, Boys, Senior Octet. Ambition: Technician. 19 HILL, ELNORA-Girls' Club. Ambition: To be happy in Seattle. HINMAN, DONALD-Student Council, Apple Leaf Representative, Chess and Checker Club President, Basketball League Captain. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I attempt. HIZEY, BETH-P. K., Legislature, Girls' Club. Ambition: To take off my shoes and go back home. HOLCOMB, DAVID PHILLIP-Apple Leaf Representative. Ambition: To be a good mechanic. HONTS, STANLEY LEE-Stage Crew. Ambition: To go to Cal-Aero Technical Institute in San Diego. HORAN, COLLEEN-S. P. Q. R., Eaclile, Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain, Hi Yu, Torch Honor Society, Wa Wa Staff, Apple Leaf Staff, Girls' Club, Pep Club Assembly, Elmer, Apple Blossom Pageant. Home Room President and Secretary, Twilight Prom, Office Girl. Ambition: To finish college and see the world. HOUGGARD, BYRON- Ambitiori: Lea1'n how to use correctly the billing machine in Mrs. De Voe's room. HUGHES, BETTY CAROL-Spanish Club, Legislature in Junior Year, Girls' Club, P. K., Choir, Harmonettes. Ambition: To be a second Greta Garbo, only I don't avant to be alone. HUMPHREY, ALICE MAE-Girls' Club, Sophomore Council, P. K. Tremurer, and Pep Board Representative, S. A. T. Representative, Secretary of Senior Class. Ambition: Leap Year-Heh! Heh! IASPEPSU, STELLA4Wa Wa Representative, Girls' Sports, Girls' u . Ambition: To go skating once without having a spill, JESS, EDDIE-Hi-Y, Home Room Representative. Ambition: To be a traveling salesman. JOHNSON, KATHERINE1Spanish Club, Honor Society, Torch, Thespian, Tri-Hi-Y, All Through the Night, Mad March Heirs, Inna Mad, 'iBrothe1' Goose, Girls' Club, Pep Board Secretary-Treasurer, Hi Yu Secretary, Wa Wa Representative. Apple Blossom Pageant, Girls' Sports, junior Assembly, Elmer. Ambationz To be successful and happy, and make by life worth iving. 20 HASTINGS, VIRGILE LEE-Band, Tennis. Ambition: To be happy always. HATFIELD, BURKE-Apple Blossom Pageant, Wa Wa Representa- tive, Sophomore ancl junior Assemblies, Apple Leaf Representa- tive, Home Room Vice-president. Ambition: I want to take a film recording of a butter fly doing push-ups on a lemon meringue pie. HATLEY, MERLE-Sophomore Assembly, Pep Board, P. G. President, Girls' Club Cabinet, Iunior Class President, Torch, Girls' Athletic Director, Apple Leaf Staff, Junior Prom. Senior Class Secretary, Sophomore and Senior Home Room President, Pep Club Assem- bly, Student Couneil, Spanish Club, Apple Blossom Queen. Ambition: To find success and be happy always. HEATHMAN, PATRICIA-Apple Leaf Staff, P. K., Girls' Sports, Apple Blossom Pageant, Girls' Club, Sophomore Assembly, Home Room Officer, Legislature. Ambition: To be a novelist and the most beautiful girl in the World. HAWKINS, DALE- Ambition: To get up in the morning. HEMAUER, IOHN ROBERT-Transferred from Whittier, California, Ambition: Auto mechanic. F JOHNSTON. BILLIE JEAN-Girls' Club. Ambition: To make other people happy. IOHNSTON, IOYCE ELLEN7Transfc-rretl from Kalrima, Washing- ton. Girls' Club, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, lls-inz Club. Ambition: To go to California after I gracluatc. JONES, DIANE SIIlHLEYfSophomore Assembly, S. l', O. R.. Honor Society, Girls' Club, Junior Count-il, Choir, Home Room President. Apple Blossom Pageant, Iunior Prom. Ambition: To sing g6Cill'll1t'l1,, in thc New York Metropolitan. IOXES, YVILDER-Derby Club, Thcspian Club, Stage Crew Man- ager, Band, Choir, Brass Quartet, junior Prom, Derby Club. Ambition: To follow my trumpet to a career. AIORDAN, MARV1N7F. F. A., Spanish Club. Ambition: To become a soil chcmist. KAISEH, ELMEB EDWVlN7Movie Operator, P. A. Chief. Ambition: To get a ham license and work for llallicrafters Corp. KEIM, PATRlClA MAY-Latin Club, Honor Society, Panther Chatter, String Ensemble, String Trio. Choir, Girls' Club, Sophomore As- sembly, Apple Blossom Pauli-ants. p Ambition: To struggle through four years ot college. KENDALL, LARRY-F. F. A. p Ambition: Tour the United States on my motorcycle and to fly to the moon on the first space ship. KINKADE, DUANEfTransfcrri-cl from Pcshastin High School. Band, Torch Honor Society, Senior Council. Ambition: To go to West Point. KOCH, RONALD DENNISfS. P. Q. R. Ambition: Go to junior College then Pacific Lutheran College. KUHLMAN, EVELYN-Girls' Club. Ambition: To travcl with my sister. , KUNTZ, F1'lANKfFootball, Basketball, Track, Thespian, anal Secre- tary, junior Class Treasurer, Stage Crew, First Lady. Sopho- more and Junior Class Assemblies, Senior Council. Ambition: To play football for State. LANEY, HM-Hi-Y, Sophomore Council, Latin Club, Sophomore anzl ,lunior Assemblies. Ambition: To sell flying cups for flying saucers. LARSEN, JANE-Girls' Club, P. R., Sports. Ambition: To do my best in whatever l untlertakc, wht-ther it be flying or bi-ing a housewife. LAHSON, HORACE D.ffHomc lioom Presiclz-nt, Senior Council. Ambition: To make everyone happy always. LA RUE, P. K. Sccrt'tary, Girls' Club Cabinet, Vice-president Pep Board, Honor Society Vice-president, Latin Club, Apple Blossom Pageant, Junior Prom, Sophomore Dance, Torch. Ambition: DOlllS-Legislature. Sophomore :incl Junior Assemblies, To invent an odorlcss sulphur for the chemists of VV. H. S. LASlCll, IlBl7F, I . A., Home Room Secretary. Ambition: To do ,good to those who do me wrimg. LEARNARD, CLYDE? Ambition: Mining. 21 LOWE, IAMES D.4Baseball, Band. Ambition: To take game conservation in college, then to travel through all wild game areas in the U. S. LUTZ, CLETAfBand, Girls' Club, Glee Club, Girls' Drum anil Bugle Corps. Ambition: To be happy and make others happy. LYONS, HAL-Football, Derby Club, Senior Class Council. Derby Club Assembly. A Ambition: To ski in the l952 VVinter Olympics. McCAR'l'Y, LOU VERN.-X7Girls' Club. Ambition: To be friendly always to everyone. McKAlN, FRAXKfStudent Council, Iunior Assembly, Derby Club president, Track. Ambition: To build a better mouse trap. McMULLEN, KATHLEEN-fGirls' Club, Apple Leaf Representative, A. T. Representative, Iunior Prom, Harmonettes, Girls' Sports, Home Room President and Secretary, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To go to Seattle Pacific College next year, and always belong to the Feline Four. IXICNVILLTAMS, BOBfAF. F. A., Stock Iudging Team. Ambition: To tour the United States. MAIN, BRUCE MARVIN--F. F. A. Ambition: T0 travel. MANNING, CHARLIEfHi-Y, Sophomore Class President, Sopho- more Dance, Varsity Ball, junior Assembly, Band, Debate Club, Iunior Prom, Page-ant, B Squad Football, Legislature, Student Council. Ambition: To be able to talk back to people in any language. MARKER, GEORGE4F. F. A., Apple Leaf Representative, VVa VVa Representative. Ambition: To travel around in my new Ford convertible. MARKER, KENNETH M.-Senior Council. Ambition: To learn to fly and own my own airplane. MARR, BARBARA LOUlSE7Girls' Club, Spanish Club, P. G., Apple Leaf Staff, Girls' Sports, Iunior Assembly, Pep Board Assembly, ' . . I junior Prom, lageant. Ambition: Take a trip on an ocean liner to Hawaii or South America. 22 LEONARD, DELORES-S. P. Q. R., Girls' Club, Legislature, Sports, Torch, Honor Society. Ambition: To achieve the kind of happiness that will make other people happy, too. LEONARDY, SUZANNE PATRICIA--Sophomore Assembly. Apple Leaf Representative, P. K., Torch Honor Society, Girls' Club, Chorus Aceompanist, Choir Accompanist, Boys, Octet Accompan- ist, Revelers, Secretary of Honor Society, Apple Blossom Pageant, P. President, Pep Board. Ambition: To be .able to appreciate the finer things of life and to enjoy my music m every way. LINDAIIL, MARjORlEfGirls' Club, Home Room Vice-president, Legislature, Sports, S. P. Q. R., junior Prom, S. A. T, Represene tative. Ambition: To walk hand in hand with happiness and success. LOEgP,ffIOHNfDerby Club, Track, Student Legislature, Apple Leaf 'ta' . . Ambition: To live and let live. LTNVILLE, BARBARA--Girls' Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Wa Wa Representative. Ambition: To own my own super-duper dude ranch. LOEPP, BARBARA LEE-Girls, Club, S. P. O. R., Shutterbugs. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. MATIIEXVS, Slllltlilf--Junior and Pep Club Assemblies, Lejislature, Pep Board President, Girls' Club Cabinet, Apple Leaf Staff, YVa YYa Staff, Torch Honor Society. Quill and Stroll. Ili Yu, 'l'ri-Hi- Y Secretary, Twilight Prom, Spanish Club. Editor of Piper, Ambition: To really accomplish many things bat have tim doing them. NllCl.ANDER, BEVERLY ANNEffGirls' Club, Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To ride a roller coaster without getting seared. NIICURET, SHlRLlQYfYVa YYa Representative, Girls' Club. Ambition: Visit llawaii this sunnner. MILLER, JEANNIZIXE NORISS.-Xfflirls' Club, Girls' Drum :ml Bugle Corps, Apple Leaf Representative, Spanish Club, Ambition: To be able always to laugh. NIl'l'CllELL, ROllfArehery Club, Baseball. J Ambition: To be a coach. MITCHELL. NIARILYN LOUISE--S. P. Q. R. Aedile, P. G. Sce- retarx, Torch llonor Society Secretary, Girls' Club Cabinet, Pep i Board, Junior lrom Comniittee. ' Ambition: To be able to ski along the Barrier. MOFFAT, GLORIA ALICE4-Transferred from Hunters, Washing ton. Heinz Club, Shutterbugs Camera Club, Girls' Club. Ambition: To be happy and have lots of friends. MONESMITH, MARION-Girls' Club. i Ambition: To travel all over. MOORE, PATRICIA ANNE7Girls' Club Vice-president, lliAYu, Spanish Club, Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Girls' State fl947l, Apple Leaf Representative, Office Attendant. Ambition: To look forward with pleasure and back without regret. MORRISON, PATRICIA LEEfJunior and Senior Representative, Honor Society, Torch, Latin Club, Girls' Club. Ambition: 'l'o follow the example of my favorite teacher by always being young in spirit. MUNRO, BOBA4Apple Leaf Representative. Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. NEHER, MARILYN LOUISE--Legislature, Orchestra, Choir, VVa VVa Staff, Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, Girls' Club, Torch, Honor Society. Ambition: To play duets with Jack Benny. NICHOLS, JERRY7Football, A and HB Squad Basketball, Var- sity Tennis, Derby Club, Spanish Club, Treasurer Junior Class, Chairman Junior Prom, Legislature. Ambition: To make the three main parts of a stove. NICHOLS, MARY ELIZABETII--fS0phomore Class Secretary, S. P. Q. R., Junior and Senior Legislature Representative, Girls' Club, Ambition: To be happy always. NYGARD, ETHELMAE-Sophomore and Senior IIome Room PresiA dent, S. P. Q. R., Girls' Club Vice-president, Junior Assembly, Pep Club Assembly, Associate Editor of Apple Leaf,, Legislature, Honor Society, Junior Prom. Ambition: To acquire the type of character that I admire today. O'LEARY. PATSY ELAlNEfP. K., Girls' Club, Senior Home Room Representative, Tri-Hi-Y. Ambition: To be an inspiration to other people. OLIVER, KATIIRYN--Drum and Bugle Corps, Girls' Club. Ambition: To be a success in anything I choose. OLSEN, BETTY JEAX-Sophomore Home Room President, S. P. Q. R., Girls' Club, Senior Council, Pep Club Assembly, Radio Pro- gram, Apple Blossom Pageant, Derby Club Sweetheart. Ambition: To suit everyone to a HT. 23 PAUKOWICH, BETTY LOUISE--S. P. Q. R., Girls' Club, P. G., Senior Representative, Girls' Club Cabinet, Singing Strings, Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y. Ambition: Always to be a good friend. PAYTON, MARJORIEfGirls' Club Cabinet. Arts and Decoration Committee, Debate Club, Girls' Sports, All Star Basketball Team. Ambition: To be a physical education instructor. PETERSON, JIM L.4Debate Club, Harmony Four Quartet. Choir, F. F. A., Chorus, Senior Council, Fall Legislature, Sophomore Octet, Legislature, Musiv Festivals. Ambition: Go north, young man. PLUGRATH, Jr., ADAM-Apple Leaf Representative. Boys' Octet. Ambition: To be a successful farmer and apple knocker. PHELPS, WALTER-Spanish Club, Chess and Checker Club Secre- tary, Debate Club. ' Ambition: To be a successful iarmer. PIKE, SHIRLEY MAE4Girls' Club, S. P. Q. R., Honor Society. Ambition: To learn more about my favorite subject--art! PILGRIM, GRACE EILEENfTransferred from Peshastin, '47. Heinz Club President, Girls' Club Cabinet, Brother Goose, Choir, Revelers, Stardusters. Ambition: To find George POTTER, GERALDINE JANICEYSpanish Club, Apple Blossoni Pagee ant, Sports Girls' Club, NVa VVa Representative, Hi Yu Treasurer, Junior Prom. Ambition: To learrv someday how to ski. POTTER, JOYCE ELOISE-P. K., Spanish Club, Junior Prom, Apple Blossom Pageant, Apple Leaf Representative, Apple Blossoin Princess, Girls' Sports, Girls' Club. S. A. T, Representative, Ambition: To go to college and thenf. QUINN, NOPnMANfJunior Assembly, Junior Representative, Span- ish Club, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: Floor walker in a phone booth. RAYQCAGNES MAXINE-Girls' Club, Heinz Club, Drum and Bugle orps. Ambition: To be happy making others happy. RAY, CLARA BELLE7Girls' Club, P, G., Quill and Scroll. Apple Leaf Exchange, Wa VVa Staff, P. Q. R., Junior Council, Elmer, Honor Society, Junior Assembly. Ambition: To meet the walks of life in well-soled shoes anil carry an extra pair for someone who needs them. 24 OLSON, LA VERA JEANfGirls' Club, Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To go to college and then become a clietician. OVERMAN, JANET-'Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Apple Leaf Repre- sentative, Junior Representative, Sports. Ambition: To cherish always my friends of today and to be of service to them at all times. PARRISII, JO ANN-S. P. Q. R., Honor Society, P. K.. Qllill and Scroll, Pep Board, Girls' Club, Business Manager Apple Leaf. Ambition: Buy a boat and sail around the World, not alone, of eourseg I'll take my dog. PARSONS, ROBERTffIIi-Y President, Senior Class President, Junior Assembly, Hi-Y Chaplain, Baseball, Student Body President. Ambition: Play first base for the Brooklyn Bums. PATRICK, DOROTHY-VVa Wa Co-Editor, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Club, News Bureau Director, Piper Editor, P. K. Secretary, Sophomore Council Representative, Junior Home Room Secretary, Sophomore Dance, Junior Assembly, Twilight Prom, Spanish Club, Girls' Sports, Honor Society, Pep Board, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To finish business college in a hurry, and to be a suc- cessful seeretary ever after. PATRICK, JEAN GAY-P. K. Junior and Senior Council, Singing Strings, Harmony Four, Senior Boys' Octet, Sophomore Boys' Octet, Girls' Club, Choir, Junior Assembly, Apple Blossom Page- ant, Spring Fashion Show, Spanish Club, Music Festivals. Ambition: To go boat riding in Mexico. RAYMER, DONALD--Spanish Club. Ambition: Own and operate a Junior Sun Valley. REID, NORMAN-Junior Legislature, F. F. A., Chess and Checker, First Lady, junior Assembly. Ambition: To live in Alaska. REIMER, ROBERT DEANeSpanisli Club, Debate Club. Ambition: I hope to be a farmer. REITZ, LOIS M.+Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To have fun always. RICE, MARGARET ELAINE-Heinz Club, Girls' Club, Camera Club, P. G. Ambition: To live, love, laugh, and serve. RICIgARcl?SON, AUDREE DEANE-Clarinet Quartet, Girls' Club, rn . Ambition: To do well in anything I ever attempt. RICHARDSON, MARILYN JOYCE-Apple Leaf Representative, Leg- islature, S. P. Q. R., Apple Blossom Pageant, junior Prom, P. G., Home Room Representative, S. A. T. Salesman, Panther Chatter, Honor Society. Ambition: To graduate from the University of Washington. ROBERTS, MARSHALL-High School Stage Manager. Ambition: Forestry. RUSSELL, DORIS-Heinz Club, Girls' Club. Ambition: To be a nurse. SACHS, IOHN-Hi-Y, Football. Ambition: To get out of school. SADDLER, ROY- Ambition: To be of some use to the world. SCHESTAK, ROBERT-Wa Wa Representative. Ambition: To own a cocoanut plantation in Zamboanga on which to raise mohogany trees. SEAMAN, PHYLLIS LANEYTransferrecl from Seattle '47. Apple Leaf Staff. Ambition: Air line hostess. SHERMAN, ZELDA7Girls' Club, Shutterbugs. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. SHIFLET, COLLEEN-Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Basketball, Bad- minton. Ambition: To be the best box office girl in Wenatchee. SHILL, GARY--Chess and Checker Club Vice-president, Wa Wa Representative, Shutterbugs. Ambition: Certified public accountant. SHORT, IACOUELYN MARIE-Honor Society, Senior Council, Girls' Club, Wa Wa Representative, Debate Vice-president, Brother Goose, Pride and Prejudice, Junior Assembly, Choir, Revelers, Debate Letterman. Ambition: To pick out books for book worms! SHRINER, jOYCE7Fall Legislature, Girls' Club, P. G., Apple Leaf Representative. Ambition: To be Wise and play it cool. 25 SMITH, CLARYDA ROSE-Committee Chairman of Girls' Club, P. K. Club, S. P. Q. R. Ambition: To lead a very happy life. SMITH, DENNIS-F. F. A. l Ambition: To go to W. S. C. and take up agriculture. SNYDER, DON-Movie Operator, Honor Society. Ambition: Automotive Engineer. SONNTAG, HELEN GERALDINE-Hi-Yu, Girls' Club, Pen Bo-ard, Spanish Club Treasurer, junior Assembly, Torch, Honor Society, Girls' State 1947, Elmer, Apple Blossom Festivals 1946 and 1947. Ambition: Ride in a speed boat race with my Dad and win! SOULE, IANELLE-Legislature, Senior Council, Drum and Bugle, Chorus. , Ambition: In ten years to attend the anniversary of the Feline Four. SPEBLINE, MARILYN JOYCE-Latin Club, President of Thespian Troupe, Sophomore Class Secretary, junior Class Vice-president, P. G., Honor Society, Torch, Sophomore and junior Assemblies, Inna: Mad, Brother Goose, Pride and Prejudice, Senior Council, Girls' Sports, Pageant, Student Council, Pep Board, Pep Board Assembly, junior Prom, Apple Leaf. Ambition: To Schuss the T-bar hill at Stevens. STEPHENS, ERMA FAYE-S. P. O. R., Girls' Club, Apple Leaf, P. G. Treasurer, Elmer, Apple Blossom Pai.Zt'zll'Ih ll1Ili01' Assem- bly, Home Boom Vice-president and Home Room Secretary- treasurer. Ambition: To take an ocean liner to Cuba and South America. SPRAGUE, NORVAL EUGENE--F. F. A. Ambition: To coach athletics. STERLING, MABIANNEfS. P. Q. B., Tri-Hi-Y Vice-president. P. K., Wa VVa Staff, Senior Editor Apple Leaf Representative, Girls' Club, Apple Blossom Pageant, Girls' Sports, junior Prom, Office Assistant. p Ambition: To correct all my faults. STINSON, IOYCE-Senior Council, Apple Leaf Representative, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Sports. Ambition: To be understood and to understand. STBALEY, NORMA LEA-Hi Yu, Thespian, Honor Society, S. P. Q. R, Girls' Club, Pep Board, Girls' Sports, Sophomore Representa- tive. Ambition: The sun is always', shining feven though there is no little blue elephantj! STRUBLE, GLENN-Hi-Y, Sophomore and junior Assemblies, S. P. Q. R., Football Manager, Track Manager, Basketball Manager. Ambition: To make millions after I graduate from college and own a new Cadillac each day. 26 SHULSE, EDNA-Girls' Club, Pageant, Heinz Club. Ambition: To live a good life throughout the years to come. SIEMON, LARRYA-Derby Club, Band, Choir. Ambition: To graduate and to be a millionaire. SIMMS, ARLEN4 Ambition: To graduate in 48, make quick millions, and retire. SIMON, EBEN- A and B Squad Football, Track, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Tumbling Team. Ambition: To ski in the 52 Olympics and go to Yakima and raise VVOTITIS. SIMON, VIRGINIA RUTH-Girls' Club, P. K. Club, Latin Club, Honor Society, Office Attendant. Ambition: To be able to get along with all people happily. SIMON, WANDA CHLOE-P. K. Treasurer, S. P. Q. R., Choir, Honor Society, Torch, Girls' Club, Legislature Representative. Ambition: To be happy always and greet people with a smile. STULL, DONALD B.-- Ambition: To be or not to be. SULLIVAN, ROY--YVa VVa Representative, Senior Council, F. F. A. Ambition: To live down the Fat Man Bluesf' SWANSON, CARL-Hi-Y membership chairman, Av and B Foot- ball, Track, S. P. Q. R., Senior Class Vice-president, junior Prom. Ambition: From college to forestry. TATUM, BETTY IO7Transferred from Quincy High School. Girls' Club, Heinz Club Secretary, Girls, Drum and Bugle Corps, Chorus. Ambition: To have a home of my own and my Dream Man in it. SWVEENEY, CATHERINE-Girls' Club, Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps, Chairman of Reporting Committee for Girls' Club Piper. Ambition: To live happily ever after. TANGUY, HELEN-Vice-pre-sident of Spanish Club, Apple Leaf Editor. Student Council, Home Room President, June Mad and All Through the Night Production Staff, Pageant, P. K., Quill and Scroll, Torch, Tri-Hi-Y. Ambition: To have all my dreams fulfilled. TETERS, DAN-Sophomore Treasurer, B Squad Basketball, Derby Club, Senior Vice-president, A Squad Basketball. Ambition: To get out of school. THIELE, MARTHA-Girls' Club Cabinet, Decoration Chairman for Iunior,Prom and Pep Board Dance, Junior Assembly, Apple Blos- som Pageant, P. G. Treasurer, S. P.. Q. R., Pep Board Assembly, Brother Goose, Pride and Pl'9jllCllCC,,, Thespian, Honor Society, Apple Leaf Staff. Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. THOMAS, BOB-Track, Derby Club, S. P. Q. R., Apple Leaf Staff. Ambition: Not much4iust to be a wealthy man at the age of 25. THOMAS, GORDON I.-Honor Society, S. P. Q. R., VVa Wa Repre- sentative, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To be a success. TRAINER, LEO FRANCIS-Track, Hi-Y, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To be happy all my life. TROSPER, ARLISS JOYCE-Home Room President, Apple Leaf Representative, Home Room Secretary, S. P. Q. R., Spanish Club, Hi Yu, Girls' Club, Honor Society, Pep Board, Sophomore and junior Assemblies, junior Prom, Apple Blossom Pageant, Apple Leaf Staff. Ambition: Never regret the past and live for the future. TROTTER, GEORGE VV.-Band, Home Room President, Apple Blos- som Festival, Sophomore Representative to Legislature. Ambition: To have a successful and happy life. USHER, KATHLEEN ELIZABETH-Girls, Club, P. G., Spanish Club, Apple Leaf Staff, Wa Wa Representative, Girls' Sports, junior Assembly, Pep Board Assembly, Honor Society, Apple Blossom Pageant, Pep Board, junior Prom, Style Show. Ambition: Take a plane trip to South America. VAN SELUS, IOAN-Legislature, Apple Blossom Pageant, Hi Yu, Girls' Club, Apple Leaf Business Manager, Office Assistant, Sophomore Assembly, Pep Board Assembly, Home Room Vice- president, S. A. T. Representative, Apple Leaf Representative. Ainbitioriii To be a nurse and the second most beautiful girl in the wor . VAUGHN, LOWELL-Hi-Y, Band, Chess and Checker, Radio Crew, Iunior Class Representative. Ambition: To become an electrical engineer. VOEGE, PATRICK7 A Squad Football, Hi-Y, Band. Ambition: To become a college graduate. WALKER, DONi B Squad Football, Track, Tennis, Spanish Club, Apple Leaf Sports' Editor. Ambition: Ski in the 52 Olympics and write about il. 27 WEISS, MARILYN JOYCE-Band, Orchestra, Girls' Club. Ambition: To attend W. S. C. next fall, and major in Home Eco- nomics. WELCH, BUD-Spanish Club, Camera Club Secretary-treasurer, Chess and Checker Club, Fall and Spring Senior Council. Ambition: Go to a designing school, and then open my own salon either in California, Florida, or New York. WETHERALD, IOAN-Girls, Club, Chorus, Sophomore Class Sec- retary, Pageant. Ambition: To see the World. WHEELER, MARILYN LOUISE-Hi Yu, Spanish Club, Girls, Club. Ambition: To have a Third Street put through. WHITBECK, ROBERT-Hi-Y President, Baseball, Manager Fooiball and Basketball, Student Council, Latin Club. Ambition: Play first base for the Boston Red Sox against Parsons, Bums in the world series. WILLIAMS, LAURA JUNE-Girls' Club. Ambition: To make my husband happy always. WINN, DICK A.4Hi-Y, junior Council, Sophomore Council, Hi-Y Chaplain, Football and Baseball Manager. Ambition: To go to New York and win S1000 by running competi- . tion with Ioe VVeider. WISE, CATHERINE-Hi Yu, Girls' Club, Sophomore Council, Legis- lature. Ambition: To go to college and then-? WOOD, CHARLES WILLIAM-Apple Leaf Representative, Public Address, Movie Operator, Movie Chief. Ambition: To get a technical training in mechanics or radio. WOODWARD, IO ANN-Sophomore Council, junior Council, P. G., Apple Leaf Representative, Junior Assembly, Girls' Club. Ambition: To become a good secretary, and later settle clown in a home of my own. ZIMMERMAN, NAOMI4Sophomore Assembly, junior Assembly. gi Yu, Pageant, Girls' Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Production of Brother oose. Ambition: To be happy. 28 VVALKER, HAROLD-Apple Leaf Staff. Ambition: To be happy. WATLING, VIRGINIA-Honor Society, S. P. Q. R., Sophomore Rep- resentative, Sophomore Dance, Girls' Club. Ambition: To graduate from the University of NVashington. WAX, SHIRLEY-Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, P. WAX, SHIRLEY-lTri-Hi-Y Secretary, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, P. G., Honor Society, Apple Leaf Staff, Girls' Sports. WEAVER, LIBBIE ROSE-P. G., Band, Gitls,'Club, Junior Assem- bly, Legislature Representative, Prom Representative, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To create a new, new look. WEBER, SHIRLEY JEAN-Sports, Girls, Club. Ambition: To travel around the world with Io Ann and Audree, and write a poem about it. Then I'1l become a sports writer. WEGNER, KENNETH-F. F. A. Ambition: Beef ranching. r i A SENIOHS DICTIONARY Absence-A trip to the office: yellow slip indicates grade loss: White make-up permit. AlibifThat which gets one by or out, as the case may be. It should not be overworked. Assembly-That which should occur six times a day. Bluff-Synonym for self-preservation: to conceal vague references: used to graduate. Bull-What you tell your teacher when you don't know your lesson. Books-Something we are always borrowing, lending or turning loose in the locker room. Things which we very seldom use Classes-Daily rest periods lasting fifty minutes. Very tiring on students: should be abolished. Cut-That which happens to classes in the spring of the year. Date-Something we didn't learn in history: that which she broke: usually occurring on week end nights. Davenport-See Dick and Phil. Fever-A disease that occurs before exams: commonly called spring fever. Flunk-A state of affairs or conditions following examinations: opportunity for the teachers to get even with you. Friend-That's what other people are when you have a dollar. Grades-Hard to make good ones: a method invented by the faculty for the purpose of defrauding our character and reputation. Idea-Rarest of all specimens: comes to but a few: extremely hard to find. Distant relative to bluff. Iazz-See Teen Age Club or nearest juke box. Junior-Sophisticated upper-classman: may be described by conceit. Kick-A daily event, may be acquired by anyone. Lunch-Either sandwiches or soup: that which students rush home to at 11:50. Nut-See any under-classman. Nuisance-lnvitations to the office: report cards: stairs instead of elevators. Nonchalant-Manner in which she looks at you when you tell her you love her. Prepare-See Study: undefinableg no such word known. Prof.-What the faculty would like to be called: present term Teach. Queen-Senior girls' rivalry for Apple Blossom royalty. Rotten-What you do in your exams: some jokes that are told at assemblies. Race-See assembly. Scholarship-A term uncommonly referred to: a relic. Seniors-One time underclassmen who have gotten by in the past: humble, absent-minded, studiaus, Shakes-See The Midget: things students have before a test. Sophomore-Found under and in the balcony. Ambition: To occupy middle part of the desk section. Spring-A season that turns a young man's fancy. See cut and fever. r Study-eNo definition: brains fail to register. TestsvA time when one finds out what one hasn't been studying. Union-That which students would like to organize. Vacation-See Hooray! and cut. Women-What men can't do without: expensive luxury: why boys play football. Work-Presumably something done by the outside people. X-A moron's signature. CSee a lot around schooll. Xams-See midnight oil: also nightmare: what every student can do without. Youth-See Sophomore. Zeroe-See tears: also grades. 29 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Bow 30 Brandon, Clark, Brunton, Caudill, Banks, Babst, Abair. Breen, Price, B 0 v e e , Bryant Capps, Baker, Barnhart, Barber, Burke. Burns, Cleek, Alspach, Benedict, B. Anderson, Billingsley, Croskrey, Baughman, Briggs. Canterbury, Brandt, Conrad, I. Anderson, Bagdon, Aylor, Bothun, Akers. Grucnbeig, C u l l i n g , Dunning, Graves, Gilstrap, Dolph. Hartley, Fisher, Fraley, Douglas, Conley, Dodd, Cripe, Howling, Hampton, Derting. Hatley, Clum, Dennis, Jensen, Goetz, Doneeri, Gormley. Hinderer, Greenwald, Grey, Gra- ham, G. Files, Erikson, Hickman. Freudenbcrger, D a r k , Dodge, Compton, B. Gaston, Serawd, Gus- tatson. Hall, Cordell, D. Gaston, Day, Dew, Davenport, Galbert, Evans, Fraser. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS l-low l. Snyder, Iones, Love. Row 2. Young, Kendall. Koch Row Row Row Row Row Row D NIa'ors Lewis R Nlzfors Hoi Wi.. -Al.. 1- kins, Koentopp, Morrison. Mason Jackson, Jess, M. Mitchell, Long McKinney, Ollerieh, Iolinson, E Iac-kson, D. johnson, MeCortneis Duquette, jones, Kercheval, Lewis Larner. McGaha, McDowell, Morse, Mar- ler, Kane, C. Hupjhes, Laney, I Howard. Makovicka. B. Jensen Love, Koulouris, Kellogg. McCord, Mounger, Iansen, Kep- ple, I. Hughes, Lund, Howe, Man- gold. D. Miller, Moore, D. Howard , Landon, Kendall. Sorensen, Mar- ker, McNeill, johnson. Kuelienreutlier, Moody, Hume, Lyts, Kirk, Kock, Langdon, Me- Ginnis, Mee, Humphries, Mahoney, Law, McKinna. Row Row Row How Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row llow M, Pratt, Pcnrod, T. Pratt, Priv- ette, O. Connor, Scyster, Pelan. Aiko, Reed, Potter, Roske. Raekes, Ensley, Rivedal, P. Scott, Schorz- man. Pe-art, Root, Norris, Schenk, Shoe- maker, Saunders, E. Scott, Sieler, Marker, Miles, Peters, Slack, Nord- hus, Sparks. MacKenzie, Simpson, Seeley, Sat- terberg, Ohmc, Poltz, Sampson, Perkins. Munro, Murdock, Riker, I. Smith, Rotter, Reed. Schorzman, Nichols, Rick, Rector, Parks, Murray, Sells, Sherrod, Fields. Thrapp, Wayinire, Staples, Sut- ton, Williams, Willsey, Weaver. Wall ace, Snycl er, Swartz, Taylor, Tres edder, Vanden Bos, Zundel, Watson. B. Smith, Thompson, Thulean, I. Smith. We-lin, Speed, Thaanum, P. Young. Thornton, Snodall, VValls, WVoods, VVilliains, Snyder, Z n n d el, D. Young. YVilson, Tuttle, Vickery, Vice, WVacliholz, VVolfe, Trotter, Stokes, Sorenson, Trefry, Baker, Young, Teclford, Sweet, Van Daren, Wine- Carden, Tinihol, Tyrrell. 31 Row Row Row Bow Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 32 Bureh man Burrow Bru man - 1 ' . , gg 1 , ' Bishop, Campbell, Hanson, Abra- ham, Berglancl, Bellamy. Anderson, M. Carl, Bennedict, Baker, Buckles, Bamhart, Bainarcl. Brenner, A r n e g a r d , Brennan, Brcigenzet, Bouge, Barchn, Brown, Bryant. A 7 llebur Bickle Armstron ll Y, ' 3 gi Bennett, Bracken, Caputo, Bang- hart, Blevins. Bower, Ahl, Behrens, Bohart, N Carl, Benham, Chapman, Burts, Carlson, Coininack, Butler. P. Gault, Cleary, Dew, Dearing, Garrett, Dawdy. France, Hart, Cunningham, Crane, Fruedenberger, E v a n s , Edes Crickmore, Galbraith, Compton, N. Hinman, Goodfellow. George, Dunlap, Hampton, Gruen- berg, Jerome, Gentle, Hansen Haase, Himnan. Dennis, Figley, Conca, Gallagher Helm, Davis. Danielson, Gregory, Gray. Flynn Gault, Felts, Golick. Gaston, Cunningham, H i n k l e Gloyn, Cosby, Harle, I-lasting Connor, Croskrey, B. D a v i s Davenport. Farley, Fowler, Day, Filley, Lin- dahl, Hensen, Graybill, Downing, Farhan, Harris, Eikenbr-rry. Fiuke, Cordell, Herr, Duffy, Dur- ham, Harris, a y 5 a s Q SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Row l. Nyholm, Arnegarcl, Brown Row 2. Grayhill, Reidingcr, Ioselyn Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Jones, Joselyn, Moore, Monroe, James, Kirkendall, Humphrey. Liv- ingston, B. McCarty, M. McCarty Monesmith, Kuhlman, Knuth. Herman, Lewis, Hurt, Jackson MeKain, Lou, Mitchell. Lanrlers O'Le-ary, Killian, Massey. Johnson, Parker, Lockridge, Kiel- meyer, McCord, Johnson, Lewis Killian, Massey. Maupin, Lindahl, Manis, T. John- son. B. Johnson, Leecly, Mason Martin. Hogg, Lehne, M o o r e , Martin, Manning, Lewis, Mead. ickson MCC iske MLCOflTllLk li ' ' s if Y: ' 3 ' s Lavender, Meehan, lh'lCC1'H6, Mc- Rae, Hake, Marvin, Kinj, Joke Marvin, Michns, Hurd, B. Kentz D. Kent, Hysong, Kringe. Kinder, M o n r o e , MeCamey, J. Hoxsey, M. Hoxsey. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Shiflet, Schultz, Silvest, Schnell, Plumb, Shoemaker, Raymcr. , Roescher, Ric h a r d s , Simmons, Ried, Rumohr, Sehniedcr, Price, Simonson, Paton. Saul, Ott, Philips, Nyholm, Nor- man, Platt, L. Reed, Ray, Pike, Parker. Robison, Schmitz, Sandhop, Na- vone, Ousley, M. Platt, Penning- ton, Pearson, Simenson. . Scott, Sly, Netz, Rouse, Phillips, Patrick, Satterwhite, S. Okado, Ra- varig, Payte, Ogle, Olson. Naughten, Nutting, Plumb. Rolfs, Simpson, L. Olsen, Rienicker, Di Giorgio. D. Phillips, M arrs , Schroeder, O'Leary, Riedinger, B. Payte, Nic- cum, J. Parsons. Parmele, Pennington, C. Racns, Rhea, Reeder, M. Phillips. Watling, E. Smith, Toland, YVhite, Struble, Spanger. C. Wagner, Zodrow, M. Sullivan, Tumer, Stephens, WVebh, YVeber. Yctter, Stone, K. Sullivan, Suther- land, Wylie, J. Smith, V. Sullivan, M. Wagner. Warren, P. Smith, Welty, Welch. Tachett, Wakeham, M. Smith, Woods, I. Smith, Streeter, Zude, Sperry. Stoll, Stancleforcl, Jodrow, Speckcr, Zitting, Tribble, S. Syriniz, S. Trc- iry,hTalbert, Ulrich, Webb, Stein- ac . 33 P0w1w0w X if X si Y'- ls? V ----ili-L ,,- HCIIVITIES Row 1: Row 2: Row 3. Row 1: Row 2: Row 8: Row 1: Row 2 Row 3: Hi Yu A Weaver, Seyster, Lewis, Clark, Mathews, Kin- zebach, Cunningham, Staples, Taylor, Pelan. Van Selus, Graybill, Larner, Abercrombie, Love, Iohnson, Zimmerman, Hausen, Cross, Norris, Alstrom, Potter. Wise, Jensen, Thulean, Kercheval, Doneen, Scott, Straley, Moore, Sonntag, Trospcr, Gah- ringer, Hartley. I. Patrick, C. Simon, Hizey, Henthman, Snider, Cain, Silvest, D. Patrick, Thrapp, jess. Smith. O'Leary, Bovee, Bolen, Branirn, Humphrey, Olsen, Potter, Lconardy, V. Simon, Stevens. Nygard, Bovec, Tanguy, Parrish, LaRue, Goldy, Welin, Rivedal, Scott, jones, Young, Clum. Weaver, Graves, Paukowich, Penrod, Marr Fraley, Usher, P. Davis, Hall, Shriner, Ham: ilton, Thiele, Sperline. Teters, Graybill, Woodward, Hewling, Ray, Richardson, Griggs, M. Hailey, C. Hatley Iohnson, Mitchell, Stephens. Thaanum, Demorest, Dennis, Goughlin, Wax. Keim, Gaston, Lu nd , Pulsipher, Schenk Evans, Gilstrap. , Row 1: Row 2: Row 3' Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Row 9 Pep Board Leonardy, Johnson, Patrick, Mathews, Cun- ningham, Usher, Nygard. Evans, Parrish, Hewling, Hansen, LaRue, Kercheval, Cain. Teters, Straley, Trosper, Sonntag, Mitchell, Humphrey, Hatley, Houtchens, Hamilton. Girls' Club Cabinet Patrick, Mathews, Nygard, Bovee, Hartley, Graybill. Paukowich, Snider, Larner, Mitchell,'LaRue Hall, Payton, Lund, Moore, Dennis. TL-ters, Houtchens, Arlander, Monroe., Zeiher Spanish Club Privette, Okado, R. Tresedder, Patrick, Bo- vee, Saul, Bardin, Paton, Spanjer, Evans Compton. Stephens, K. johnson, C r i p e , Staples Mathews, Ousley, Nowka, Hansen, Law Hininan, Lewis, Felts, Dunning. Tanguy, Hartley, L. Lewis, Usher, Marr, L M. Iackson, Shoemaker, Taylor jackson, A johnson, Raymer, Haase, Lecdy, Seltridge. Ray, C. Bovee, Love, Gentle, Sandhop Phelps, Sonntag, Moore, Sullivan, Garrett, C johnson, Massey. Jones, Dennis, Hatley, Trosper, Figley, Bolen Roske, Caudell, Root. Jones, Norris, Schenk, C. Hatley, Young Thaanum, Larner, Welch. Woods Lindall Howland Sutterber Zim- - , . - ' S merman, Cleek, Ohme, Mounger. 7 Rolfs, Kuchenreuther, Gabbert, Hume. Koch Burks, Howe, Compton, Zunkel, W. Eiken- berry. Rector, Sells, Kirk, Sieman, Syring. s Q a Derby Club Row 1: Bums, Moore, Mangold, Dodge, Webb, Lyons Cordell. Row 2: Teters, Griffin, Thomas, Garland, Kendall Kock, Jones . Row 3: Murray, Dcw, Parks, Young, Sells, Nichols. How 1: Row 2 Row 3: Row 1: Row 2 Row 3: I-li-Y Standerfer, Mahoney, Whitbeck, Brandt, Par- sons, Burke, Goodfellow, Struhle. Mr. Ellcr, Guthrie, Mounger, Eikenherry Howard, Carlton, Simon, Anderson, Laney, Coston, Davenport, Mr. Sparks. Letts, Lindell, Winn, Evans, Pennington Sampson, Manning, Sachs, Swanson. Tri-Hi-Y Staples, D. johnson, Fraley, Humphrey, Pil- grim, Thulean, Graves, Welty, Paukowich, Seyster, Patrick, Jess. Thr-app. Graybill, Snider, Love, Hewling , Bovee, K. johnson, Zimmerman, Evans, Tan- guy, Sterling, Mathews, Horan, Clark. Laney, Larner, Young, C. Hatley, Thaanum, Dennis, Kercheval, Rivedal, Alstrom, Wax, M Hatley, Hamilton, Arnegard. Row Row Row Row Row Row One Bctr Honor Society Barnhart, Stone, Cunningham, Kirkendnhl, Silvest. Johnson, Brown, Schmitz, Massey, Anderson, Brenner, Stevens, Ray, Davis, Dawdy, Nowka, Shoemaker, Phelps, Ioselyn. Ott, Sandhop, Gentle, Garrett, Welch, Osly. Davis, Vance, Lewis, Humphrey, Nyholm, Landers, Helm, Morse, Braken, Nishiniura. Lehne, Reidinger, Eikenberry, Plum, Specker, Maupin. Simpson, Ollerich, Rcidcr, DeGeorgio, Olsen, Cripe. Two Bor Honor Society Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Eller, Morse, Swartz, Cripe, Hartley, Dun- ning. jones, Brunton, Fisher, Battey, Baker, Lewis, Love. Clark, Barber, Thaanuin, Speed, Schenk, Seyster. Rivedal, Welin, Columbus, Kercheval, Snider, Jensen. Sampson, Reed, Goetz, Ilatley, Dunn, Seeley, Ohme. Murray, McGinnis, Aylor, Kuehenreuther, Kendall, Alspach. Torch Honor Society V. Simon, D. Patrick, Cunningham, Usher, Clark, J. Patrick. Cain, Short, Graybill, S. Mathews, C. Simon, Horan, Ellis, Fairholm. Leonardy, Richardson, Amegard, Keim, Ar- mour, Mitchell, Paukowich, Morrison, Weister. jones, Getchman, Gott, Pike, Thiele, Hatley, johnson, Larner. Trosper, Watling, Clift, Wax, Alstrom, Ray, Parrish, Hall. Anderson, Hartley, Straley, Hansen, LaRue, Tanguy, Evans, Leonard, Sonntag. Thomas, Hammans, Corulli, Carlton, Gar- land, Delabarre, Reed, Kinkade. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row F. F. A. Wegner, Bower, Netz, Harle, Blevins, Harris Hensley, Steinback, Ulrich, Hopkins, Smith Colwell, Mitchell, Fowler, Holland, J. Clark, Simpson, Helm. E. Cordell, Hall, Williams, Mr McVVilliams, Hansen, Caputo, H. Fulwiler, Jordan, Corulli, Breen, Riker, Day. Dourte, Holcomb, Carr, Ball, J. Cordell Trefry. Murdock, Barnhart, Main, McCamey, Burts N. Fulwiler, Wilson, Eckhardt, Kendall Banghart, Hinderer, Sherrodd, Linville. S. P. Q. R. Arnegard, Gruenherg, Gilstrap, Crane, A Gruenberg, R. Clark, Gault, Kirkendall Graves . Dew, George, Hewling, Horan, Cannon, Den- nis, Brunton, Clay, Baker, Miss Kyne. Koentopp, Evans, Jansen, Brown, Fisher DeGrasse, Cunningham, Humphrey. Knuth, Kercheval, Davis. Dolph, Doneen, D. Johnson, Sherman, Hopkins, Gormley, Fairholm. Jensen, Hansen, Armour Jones, M. Hall, Coughlin Brenner, Clark, Jess. Anderson, Howard, Ellis Hoyle, Gills, Carlson, Cammack, Ficl-ce, Bo- hart, Dark, Allyn, Hoxsey, Franklin, Hastings Crane, Gaston, J. Hall, Howard, Bothun. S. P. Q. R. Penrod, B. McCarty, Platt, Welty, E. Moore Pratt, Struble, White, Toland. v s a 1 v , Pelan, Seyster, Lewis, M. McCarty, Lockridge, Richards, Plumb, Silvest, Sterling, E. Stephens Larner, P. Stevens, Navone, Fisher, Swartz, Roescher, Morrison, Ray. Smith, Wiley, Richardson, Marler, Mitchell Funk, Nordhus, Leonard. l Ott, Sullivan, Scott, Rivedal, Welin, Straley Zimmerman, Linville. Davis, Warren, Reeder, Hysong, Sperry, Lav- ender, McCormack, Specker, Wolfe, Naugh- ten, Goodfellow, Thomas, Nutting, Struble. Reed, Roehl, Tedford, Murray, Seeley. Debate Club Row 1: Miss Orton, Lund, Short, Anderson, Howard Row 2: Reed, Carlson, Aylor, Sntterbvryl. Bothun Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Corulli. Shutterbuqs Shill, Tresedder, Lovpp, Corbnley, Moffat. Miller, Shattuck, Shcrnmn, Riu-, Sulick Hanley. Sly, Cripo, Holm, Warren, Cripe. Hmnmans, Talbcrt. Percival. Office Assistants Mrs. Bundaxy, Maiors, Simonsen, Clark, VVc-u- ver. Simon, Morrison, Cain, Branin. Horam, Bishop. Cralvr-Q, Pzlukowich. Crziyhill Frnley, Humphries, Compton. Love, Roske, Hcwling, Billingslvy, joncs Gokly, Fzxney. Thaanum, Conan, Anderson, Howard, Sunil hop, Ouslvy, Mrs. Van Tasse-ll. Wright, Shoe-nmkvr, J. Hughvs, Sonntug Moore, Goetz, C. Hughes. Heinz Club Row 1: Potter, D. Majors, R. Majors. Row 2: Jerome, Dawdy, Russell, Mrs. Ramsey. Row 3: Steele, Pilgrim, Johnson, Kepple. Chess cmd Checker Club Row 1: Shill, Bracken, Alspach, Lvwis. Row 2: Hinmam, Phelps, Percival, Hammans. Movie Operators Hoyle, Harris, Roberts, Kaiser, Mr. Eller, Stone, Nunamaker, Vaughn. 2 r FIRST SEMESTER APPLE LEAP Row l: Mathews, Hatley, Evans, Tanguy, Bryant. Row Z: Abercrombie, Ray, Goetz, Parrish, Seaman. Row 3: Brenner, Hume, Miss Orton. APPLE LEAF The Apple Leaf, the official paper of Wenatchee High School, fosters school spirit, aids in the diffusion of informa- tion and news, offers a means of public expression to students, and provides valuable experience to those enrolled in journalism. The first semester staff was capably headed by Helen Tanguyg the second semester was handled equally Well by Patsy Cross. Their helpful advisor has been Helen Orton. All members of the editorial and business staffs per- formed other important duties of writing, planning page make-up, and promoting the sale of ads, giving the school a paper which has been judged in the National Scholastic Press Association in recognition of its merit. This year's staffs expect to receive an honor rating equal to or superior to previous years. SECOND SEMESTER APPLE LEAF Row l: Marr, Majors, Cain, Cunningham, Horan. Row 2: Childress, Thiele, Miss Orton, Cross, Nygarcl, Sperline. Row 3: Thomas, Wax, Trosper, lensen, D. Walker. WA WA STAFF Co-Editors ....,,,,,,,v,,,,.... ...,.,,,,,,,,,,,...,,..,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, , ,,Pat Coughlin, Dorothy Patrick Senior Class Editors ,,,,.,,,,.,,.....,..,,,,,,,,, .,..,,Y A udrey Arnegard, Marianne Sterling Sophomore and Iunior Class Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B etty Bolen, Betty Gott Circulation Manager and Boys' Sports Editor ,,,,i. ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, E arl Crane Girls' Sports Editors ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,........,.,..v.,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.... S hirle Mathews, Clara Ray Activity Editor ,,,,,,,i......,,,. ,,,,,,i....,,r. ..,, ..,,,,,,,,, C o l leen Horan Music and Drama Editors ,,,,... ,,...,, M arilyn Neher, Louise George Art .,.,...........,,,,,,.,........,,v,,, ,,,... , Delores Reid, Bob McKinley Photographer u,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,....... . . ,,... .,,,,,,,,,, M ick Tyrrell Snapshots ........ ,,,.... M argie Gockley, leannette Ollerich Typists ,...... u,uu,uu,,,, , Lorraine Griggs, Thena Goldy Advisors .,.,... ....., M rs. Miller, Miss Libby, Mrs. Duncan Reading Copy Co-editors Photo Mounting Griggs, Mathews and Goldy Patrick and Coughlin Mathews, Tyrrell THESPIANS Row 1: Cripe, Morrison, Thiele, Coin, Cross. Row 2: Iohnson, Evans, I. Cleek, Sperline, Short, Strcxley, Brown Row 3: Siokes, L, Cleek, Gaston, Kirk, Roberts, Kuckenreuther. Pride cmd Prejudice Brother Goose r 45 STAGE CREW PANTHER CHATTER How l: Honis, Mangold. Row l: Tresseder, Triblole, Sampson, Pilgrim Row 2: Langdon, Roberts, Tiifile, Lindell. Bowers' Row 2: H. Munro, Murray, Holcomb, Shalluclc. National Forensic League Mrs. Bennetts marriaqeable daughters Pride and Prejudice cast Siaqecraft via model stages GIRLS' DRUM AND BUGLE MAIORETTES BAND MAIOR AND MAIORETTES Dodd, Phelps, Suite-n,, Krueqcrl, Monroe, Pecrrt, Row 1: Vanden Bos, Trotter, Spcrnjer. Person. Row 2: Normcm, Ioselyn, Brown. GIRLS' DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS WENATCI-IEE HIGH SCHOOL BAND V Row l Row 2. Bow 3 Row 4 Row 1 Bow 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row l Row 2: Row S: Row 4: CHORUS Simonsen, Oliver, Simen- son, Beiginze, Marker, Latta, Dallas. T a s e , Schultz, Hardy, Soule, Danielson, Dun- lap, Brown, Shoenmaker. Zoclrow, Webb, Apple- berry, Hinkel, Kringel, Smith, Reinecker, Wag- ner, Mahoney. Payne, Walker, Water- house, Barnhardt, Mc- Camey, Gottschall, Zit- ting, Eehhardt, Hastings. Cl .EE CLUB Humphrey, McDowell, Norman, D. Benedict, C. Potter, D. Iohnson, Bish- op, Il ai t , Anderson, Kielmeyer, A. Cruen- berg, Landers, Paul. P. Smith, Herman, B. McKain. Koentopp, P. Shifflet, Ge o rge, P. Scott, Jones, Howard, Norilhns, Sutherland, P. O'Leary. Richards, Harris, R. Cal- laher, Jess, Hickman, D. Downing, Griffin, Bo- vang, Patrick, Cosby, Rolfe, Hewling. N. Il i n IH a n , Mounger, H a r r i s , Day, Botts, Winn, Seeley, Farley, Iackson, R. Satterwhite. Schnell. CHOIR Monroe, Branin, Olle- rich, Thulean, Sh ori, Jones, France, Graves, Jackson, D. Cripe, Bry- ant, Shoemaker, Gil- strap, Ioselyn, Vanden Bos, Pilgrim, Clay, Pat- 1'ick. Smith, Abair, Cailbraith, S in i t h , Massmy, Gah- Battey, Nehcr, ringer, Miller, Fisher, Abraham, Sicler, Gockley.. Leo- nard, Tresscdar, Doug- las. Davis, O l 5 0 n . Hoyte, Eikenberry, Miller, Hil- debrand, Tribble, Cripe, Conrad. Hoyle, Dourte, jacks on. Pflu- grath, Baughman, Dew. Koch, Whitman, Payte, McCaskcy, D av e n port, Marvin, Peterson. STARDUSTERS Douglas, Abair, Pilgrim. STRING TRIO Keim, Neher, Geichman. HARMONETTES Abraham, Gockiey, S i e 1 e r, Jones, Clay, Smith. REVELERS Stone, Gilsirap, Fisher, Shori, Pilqrim, Abair, Bryant. f i 5.45-1 iii 3 i 1 3 .4v. 5 1 23' 49 SOPHOMORE SEXTET Row l: Monroe, France, Gal- brailh, Ioselyn, Rich- ards, Landers, Paul. Row 2: Smith, Massey, Kiel' meyer. Shoemaker. BOYS' SOPHOMORE SEXTET Row l: H a r r i s, Patrick, De Grasse, lackson, Howe. Row 2: Bauqhman, Day, Sal- terwhite. BOYS' SENIOR OCTET Row 1: Davis, Conrad, Pal- rick, Hoyle, Olsen. Row 2: Dew, Koch, Dourte, Kellogg. Humphrey, Crane, Lewis, Ott. CLARINET QUARTET Gulick, Sloan, Garrett, Ny- holm. FLUTE TRIO TI-IE MUSIC DEPARTMENT The most enjoyable part of school life for students and public alike is the music which W. H. S.'s well-managed music department produces. There is no season for musicg it lasts all year around. Each school year several concerts are given in which the band, choir, choruses, and many small ensembles participate. These programs show to the public the high standards prevailing in the school organization itself. In addition to the concerts, soloists and ensembles trom the high school are continually in de- mand to perform for the clubs, churches, and organizations of the community. Music gives the individual a chance to develop his abilities and offers the average person an opportunity to rise above the ordinary and to become an integral part ot the world to which music lifts him. In other words, music takes the person from the work-a-day world and interprets for him the good, the fine, the spiritual, and the artistic world. wnnnlon V 1 1 5 up X X X X f Qi H2-if :+G SPOR S W T COACHING STAFF Barnes, Lolas, Eustace, Ulery, Conway FOOTBALL This year the gridiron team, with only Kuntz and Sansaver, of last year's regulars, overcame their inexperience to pull through the season with four wins and four losses. With Captain lack Garland and Eben Simon calling the plays, and Quarterback Bill Cox giving the signals, the team plowed through one of the toughest schedules ever en- countered by the Panther eleven. The team, boasting a 175 pound average in the line and a 165 pound average in the backfield, showed fire and determination even when the score was piled against them. A good example of this was the final game with Central Valley, when the Panthers came from behind in the second half to chalk up an- other victory. Bill Cox, the rnainspring of the team, received recognition tor his season's effort by being awarded the lnspira- tional Player's Award, which is presented to the outstanding player yearly by the lunior Chamber of Commerce. A SQUAD FOOTBALL Row l: Struble, Anderson, Croskrey, Voege, Letts, Cox, Griifen, Burke, Sansaver. Row 2: Kellogg, Moody, Davenport, Rotter, Sachs, Coston, Simon, Parks, Lyons, Day. Row 3: Conway, Ficke, Barnhart, Swanson, Rector, Brenner, Pennington, Kuntz, Sweet, Bohart, Garland, Kendall, Barnes. CHEER LEADERS Gault Davis, Thulean. FOOTBALL SCORES Sept. 19 ,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, W enatchee 19 Cle Elum 6 Miners bit the dust. Sept. 26 ,,,,,.,, ,.,,,,, W enatchee 6 Walla Walla 20 The Blue Devils rolled. Oct 3 ,,,,,,,,v ,.,... W enatchee 14 Cashmere O Panthers claw Bulldogs Oct. 10 ,,..,,,, ,,,,,.. W enatchee 6 Bellingham U W. 1-1. S. scalped them. Oct. 17 ,.,,l,,, ,,,,,,, W enatchee 6 West Valley 7 Heap big bad luck! Oct. Z4 ......,. ,,,,,,, W enatchee 18 North Central 33 Who stole our Wheaties? Nov. 1 ,,....., ,,,,,,, W enatchee 6 Yakima 20 Pirates Were on the warpath Nov. 7 ,,,,,... ,,,,,,, W enatchee 18 Central Valley 14 Rain stopped no one. B SQUAD FOOTBALL --- How 1: Carlson, Davenport, Sperry, Reeves, Martin, Briggs, Miller, Dourte, Gloyn, Satterwhite, Dodge, Sherrodd. Row 2: Winters, Chapman, Cunningham, Behrens, Reidinger, Hildebrand, Day, Blevens, Hoxsey, Nunamaker, Mickus. Row 3: Roehl, Kirk, O'Leary, Schroeder, Timble, Boencter. it F , l 55 IAC Senior Right End HAROLD- LYONS Senior 2-year Iettcrman Right Guard EBEN SIMON Senior I- car letterman Y Defensive Center ' End and Defensive TERRY BURKE Senior 1-year letterman Quarterback and Halfback 6 PANTHER K GARLAND, CAPTAIN 3-year Ietterman CARL SWANSON Senior DOUG GRIFFIN lc-tterman Senior 2 year lettermz-in 1-year Right Tackle - 4 I Left Guard DICK DAVENPORT Junior 1-year letterman Halfback IW IOH N BRENNER Senior 1 -year Iettermnn H 'ilfback FRANK KUNTZ Senior 2-year letterman Tackle WARRIOR JIM ROTTER JACK SWEET Iunior Halfback TON BOHART Sophomore 1-year letterman Tackle and Halfbaek GLEN PARKS Junior 1-year lettemm an Offensiv e and Defensive Back PAT VOEGE U Senior IUIH01' 2-year letterman 1-year letterman ' Halfback DARRELL RECTOR Iunior 2-year letterman Left Tackle Right Guard DON junior End and Guard KELLOGG 1 year Right BILL SANSAVER Senior 3-year letterman Left End a d n Halfback BOYS' TENNlS Cripe, Tyrrell, Thomas, Walker, Goodfellow, Ball, Croskey, Ulrich, Marlin, Koch. l ,J Row l: Row 2: Row I : Row 2 A SQUAD BASKETBALL Telers, Nichols, Young Garland, Parks. Barnes, Bohart, Day Koch, Grifien, Ken- dall, Slruble. B SQUAD BASKETBALL Ficke, Day, Marvin Cordell, Pennington Payte. Brehe-ns, Davenport Barnhart, Manning Hicks. r Row 1: Row 2: llow Row' BASEBALL Rich, Mangold, Freudenlwrger, P. Davenport. E. Cordell, Whitheek, Barnes, D. Davvnport, Vicks-ry, Reiclinger, Anderson, Garland, Parsons, Crvenwood, Callaher. TRACK ROW 1 1: Grayhill. Eikenherry, Hutchinson. Sealmolcl, Sielnon, Hume, Kellogg, Mac-Kenzie, Daven- ROW 0 port, 0'Leary, Koch. Coe, liotter, Penning- ton, Letts, Parks, Mc-Kain, Griffen, Thomas. Day, Delalmarre. Franklin, Maupin, Trefry, Burris, Fillcy, Kirk, Patrick, VVolfe, Forhum, Baughman Hysong, Trainer, Specker, Gills, Swanson Fickv. TL-Ilford, Kinder. Younjl. Kinkade, Monnot, Dodge, Baker, Bohart, Cunningham, Burns, Wintc-rs, Netz, Struhle, Ulery. Row Row Row Row Mouniger, McCord, Lubking, Ahl. Barnhart, Landon Carlton, Mitchell, Burks, VVilson, I. Cordell. Sperry LET'l'ERMEN'S CLUB Struble, Vickery, xrVllltlJ9C'lC, Mounger. Teters Meliain, Sandhop, Freud:-nbergler. Ulery, Boender, Carlton, Koch, Brenner, Rich Kellogg, Fickv. Sachs, Burke, Miller, llurks, Coodfellow Griffen, Mangold, Garland. Pennington, Plotter, Cox, Simon, Parks Young. Kuntz, Swanson, Anderson, Voege, Moody Landon, Thomas, Lyons, Barnes. Bohart, Davenport, Barnhart, Delaharre, Cos- ton, Pars ons, Nichols. a Row 1 Row 2 How 3 Row 4 How 5 Row 6 BADMINTON Battcy, Kocntopp. Davis Cl ark. Pvnrotl, F i s li P 1' , Pen ninilton, M. Barnliart Robinson, Billing sl e y Staples, Larnur. Jones, Monvsmith, Doug- lass, Zimmerman, E. Bo- vev, Seystcr. Marler, Davis, Garrett Snider, Love, C. Bovee Mrs. Gorkey. Scott, Done:-n, Sieler. M Hatley, Alstrom, Wax C. Johnson, Schmitz. Gott, Nyholni, Payton Leonard, Dennis, Gahr- ingor, Clum, Young, C Hatley, Weaver. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Row 1 How :Zz How 3: Row 1 How 2: Row 3: Stral ey, Payton, Hatlvy Lindahl, Davis, Bovec M ol ander, Darlington. Johnson, Stone, Robin- son. Barnhart. Nyholm Schintz, Brenner. Morse France. lloskv, Sniclvr, Scyster Clum, D 0 n n i s . Scott Staples, Stevcns. Maiors BASKETBALL Lindalil. Hatlvy, Over- man, Darlington, Me- lanclcr, Payton. Lot-cly, Douglass, Young Scott, Stephens, Dennis Doncen, Larnvr. Struhle, Nyliolm, Hewl- ing, Brenner, B a r d i n Iolinson, Brown, Kirkvn- tl all, Cunningh am. , y GIRLS' TENNIS Row 1: Waymirc, Stephens, Kerchcval, P. Scott, Leonard, E. Scott, Spcrline, Alstrom, Hamilton, Goakey. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATICDN The promoting of fellowship, co-operation and skill has been the aim of this year's round of girls' sports. All girls have the opportunity to participate in the P. E. activities at some time. Besides the fun in participation and the skill developed, the awards gained by the most ardent players are the much coveted chenille emblems of sportsmanship, co-ordination, and skill. The physical education program began with a good fall turnout in badminton, and this carried through volleyball, basketball, baseball, and tennis. Varsity tennis has become most important in that it is the only sport in which a girl can earn a letter in one season. This year, playday, an annual get-together of girls from the various surrounding schools, was given over to bad- minton. The competition was stiff and challenging, but, above all, true friends were made, fun was evident at all times, and a higher level was reached in girls' sports. Cashmere 0 Wenatchee 50 PANTHER RESERVES , fm, lf' jif f'L g , ff? jf f l Jw. xi 'X :LW if ff ' .jg 5 I ,ff flif j K u 5 if 50 , n Af ' ,Wdfqiff-if we V P0 -LH cn i , 4 W iii?-'E uk. Q! lg-J 1- 4 bg gk if x' 021, f l Q ' - I lx X! V xv Y, j x! -,Y Y W ff g 'ia' X B 5 1 X , 4 ' ffx 1 1 I Vi! , - Nl, W f fl , .9-1 N . 'V xg' --XX i . T I ff- - hifi- W :A mum I l 'tl' K t' ,x 1.84 mum IV f if I 1 H :Ting - X ' am X 1 fi y .:.'...'-...-'L'-'- ...f.114i' A i xikwl LIS, Y -,il X ' ' ' jf' X N: --- as 2: E EH X j .K 2 ,iff Z: I W V f - - .C 1 + FEI-I UFIES f 63 Princess Ioanne Princess Ioyce Queen Lila Lee BLQSSQM PLQYALTY The matchless beauty ot these three lovelies, Queen Lila Lee Hailey and Princesses Ioanne Gahringer and loyce Potter, who were chosen to represent their community and state in the 1948 Washington State Apple Blossom Festival cannot be surpassed by even the glory of our own exquisite apple blossoms in Wenatchee Valley at spring time. Charm and poise characterized these lovely damsels who traveled tar and near cor- dially inviting the state and nation to participate in the coming gala event. Dreams of distant places and glittering cities were fulfilled for our gracious Queen Lila Lee who visited, not only our Evergreen State but also Canada, Oregon, and Hollywood. About sixty princesses responded to the Queen's call and came to make up her outstanding court tor the days of iestivities. Their travels completed, our Ptoyalty returned to reign over three thrilling days which included the regal coronation, awe-inspiring parade and colorful ball plus hours ot sunshine and beauty. Queen Lila Lee, Princesses loanne and Ioyce-Wenatchee High School salutes you, who ruled so graciously throughout the happy days ot the 1948 Apple Blossom Festival. INDIAN SUMMER Luke Fun Early Swim Feuslin' I-likin' Chelan Gcmq Glamour G1rls lust Puls Leqs Hungry? First Aid? Our Gang W sw? ilu We ,Q bw M45 INDIAN RENDEZVOUS Smiles Pig Tails Prelly Shoes Belly, Marge and? The Biq Three Girls! Target Handsome ' See-- Ouchl Hot Rod Oh, That Bunch Guess Who? lnduslrious Three Little Girls Deporlcxlion Pow wow 1? FANTASY ff' N Out For a Ride lust a Pair Going Somewhere? Leap Year Furririess Supermouse Rubber-neck Pepsodent Smiles Posin! Stair Steps Lone Wolf Bone Pickin' Water Babies Totem Pole '41 HEAP GOOD CHUMS Summer Spori School Trotters Poor Boy! Lonely Heorls A Happy Couple Trio More Fun! School Smile Pronkslers When We Were Sophies Lough Will Yo! Starry Eyed Gif to then Chelan Debole PRETTY POCAHQNTASESL Pep Girls Happy Foursome Iuve-riiies Off Guard Shining Moment Truim Time Suri in My Eyes Windy Day Lor1esome??? Merry Maids Buddies SMALL CHIEF S Helen Tanquy Maurice Delebarre Glamourous Patti Hamilton Smilin' Bob Parsons Bashful leanne Conley You don't say- Steve lakcson Hi Ho, Bob Gaston Lauqhable Marge Gockley The Chef Lorraine Griqqs Mermaid Marianne Sterling Tirnid lim Lowe Growin' Up- loann Thulean Queenie Lila Lee Princess Ioannie Shame on you, Frank McKain, Pinching Sister Beverly Keith Boender Elaine Scott Betty Ann Morse PAPOOSES Wee Shirle Mathews Hungry Dave? Lauqhin' Bill Ierry Big Wheel Nichols Eddy Al less Happy Wanda Graybill The Cleeks Doc Caudill Third Graders Smilin' Ann Branin Dot Shy Patrick Betty Hughes and Helen Tanquy Inc. Look ai Me Neher loan Woodward wi1h Hal Lyons Capiain Garland Appealing Donna Pelan Pat New Look Keim WINTER WONDERLAND Dream Boy lust Friends Please Don'l! Ski Queen More Fun Eager Beavers Pals? Winier Capers HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS Scheminq Hot dog? Luke doze Lucky in love Summer lcmninq ot the lake Follow the lecnder Siesta Totem Pole Three formers Queen cmd her followers Window display 'V ACKNOWLEDGMENTS X Here at last We have our 1948 WA WA complete With printing, engraving, and binding. At times during the year the statt suffered in fear of greater inila- tion due to the rising cost of producing a yearbook. By your assistance you have been the solution oi our problem through your subscriptions and your activities. To our principal, Warren Avery, We are especially grateful for his assistance in planning our expenditures and for his Worthwhile suggestions. We heartily thank you STUDENTS ARTCRAFT ENGRAVING COMPANY CRAFTSMAN PRINTING COMPANY BECKTOLD COVER COMPANY I-IILSCI'iER'S STUDIO MRS. MILLER, GENERAL ADVISOR MISS LIBBY, BUSINESS ADVISOR MRS. 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