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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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Convincing and beautiful, it unfolded the story of a mothers steadfast loyalty to her son in the face of blind and bitter opposition from his family and countryn' 2n. It was doubly significant that the Mother was Mary, and the Son, lesus. Marylyle Cunningham, appearing again this year in the role of Mary, gave a strong and moving performance. fn the scene above, she welcomes lesus home after His absence. Other principals shown are Larry Smith, lohn Dearinger, Marilyn Garrett, Charles Bailey, Lois Smith, Bodney Beeder, Betty Ann Paton. The Mikado, brilliant and lavishly costumed comic operetta presented in No- vember, drew capacity houses at both performances. Mr. George Low directed his music students in this delightful singing story of the Emperors son disguised as a minstrel and wooing the beautiful Yum Yum. Tuneful solos and choruses, exquisite costumes, expressive dramatic action --e- frnelody, color, sparkle-!'The Mikado had them all. The effective make-up and drama were due to Miss Lillian Grace Brown, and the charming background scene was the work of the art department under the direction of Mrs. Fern C. Duncan. Principals in the scene at the left are Helen Tresedder, Charles Bailey, Lily fo Hammans, Lynn Heminger, Faye Hamilton, Bar- bara Gwinn, Iack Phipps, and Gaye Wilson. Sch ool life To WHS students it means fun and friends. school spirit. club activity . . . pep rallies. games. class assemblies. plays. parties. dances . . . rinsa .za .1 an N-...M MAIORETTES Cabovel-Here cnmes the bandi And stepping proudly at its head are the tive pert maiorettes-Ann Daven- port, Bobby Cooper, Marilyn Compton, Sandra Scott, and Barbara Gram. They were featured with the WHS band at the Seattle Centennial Exposition in early August. CHEER LEADERS lbelowJ4Atomic energy to WHS students meant that bombastic trio, Ioan Burks, Sue Cicchetti, and Ianice Sperline, as they led the cheering sports fans. The gals Wei-3 on hand tor all home games and often accompanied players on out-of-town trips. 12, 8 v S O 1 .4 Y 1' ' Y '..: A 'is' ws 5 ' 'IP' , W5 43,2 f H W, x ,iiavgk K '4 2 n xv :gi 'W' mi XJ '4 'F Dwi ' 44' 45 , . L 'f Egan Lf!! ' ,W ,, ,, N flffy Q 1,,,' vi 'gxiww 1 ff .fi ' g 1, , 4 'F A' 2, J' 1 'H HK Q is ',-A. I A 1, j v 1:7 P ..,., .. . v ' 'L' AM, 32 , ik an if -1 K 4 if 4. gy 'I 1-L Q vii H y x, I ' Q0 ? .Sv ..,Q,1 A . vis m, G , L L le 5 W 'y5 W q N '2.:.C-'Q ii , sf ,. ,vp Q .. ' mkif, K. .. A a F 'Q 9- 5. :: : p ,,-. .1 A J --a.q:'.:,55 , 'ggi ,- 1 .. KX - Q, M80 'Y in is 1 'mg ff: , L, fi M. NLM' ' 7'Y1.f-5:33 x 5 ig www sf-arg I -nb ,l LIBRARY assignments and tree reading bring intoinirition' hungry and recreation-seeking students into tliis popular s 'liool center presided over by Miss Patricii Cottey. Hur1d'eds cf attractive new books have been added to the library in recent years, increasing its appeal and Value to WHS students. MECHANICAL DRAWING classes provide valuable tfzxnrl :tion training for many present-day trfides and professions. Hr. Horn- holt lrlaring, instructor, pauses to confer with Bill McG4,iughoy on a tricky problem in perspective. YP' ln Classes and Library WHS students are offered diversified program of learning . . . acquire skills, arts. knowledge. culture 'ildflf Here we are.. The students and teachers of Wenatchee High- boys. girls. big names, little names . . . in our classes and clubs . . . working together. and playing together . . . School heads plcm, direct, ti, af- pgwiffaluwv R3lf L g'I I QE Eizi Q ,I fy: CAMPUS FLXN WE NATCD-IEE JQJNIQI COLLEGE w?Q 'fu Ar'-I SUPERINTENDENT OF WENATCHEE SCHOOLS-- Paul F. Furgeson fabove, lem. PRINCIPAL OF WENATCHEE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL-Warren Avery Ccrbove, righti. 'x o-ordinote -fi' 'Q' fa: ,fr n N-J br BOYS' COUNSELOR Fred C. Cripe also has charae of stu dent attendance and the Senior l-liqh School ottice. DEAN OF GlRl.S Mrs. Eleanor Teters is also adviser o Girls' Clula, Student Council, Legislature, and Pep Board SECRETANESY- fl.eit, Miss Carolyn Sterllnq, secretary in the Superintendents office. Right, lfxss Dorothy Pen'in secretary in the ottice ot the Principal and High School ,,..- FACULTY-Front: Fred Ulery, Mathematics: Iesse Helrn, Agriculture: Reinholt Haring, Mechanical Drawing: lack Barnes, Physical Education. Row 2: Clinton Snyder, Auto Mechanics, Machine Shop: Don Donaldson, English: Ray Dun can, Art: George Low, Music: Donald Duundas, English. Row 3: lay Eller, Physics: larnes Moran, English: Robert Sparks, Woodshop: Harry Zier, Physical Educa- tion. Back: Laurence Percival, U. S. History: Harold Babcock, Chemistry: David Mahrt, Bookkeeping. Absent: Robert Yetter, Band. Fo c u Hy sixteen embers instruct classes . . . direct activities EACULTYPP Front: Estella Kyne, Latin: Grace Wiester, U. S. History: Mrs. Vere DeVoe, Com- mercial: Lillian Grace Brown, Drama: Mrs. Rosemary Rochelle, Biology: lane Lovejoy, English, Mrs. Ermina Husted, English: Mrs. lanet Houtchens, Commercial: Helen Crton, Iournalisrn Debate, English. Bow 2: Mrs. Laurie Folsom, Spanish: Mrs. Dorris Hanley, English, Biology, Mrs. Fern C. Duncan, Art: Mrs. Marie Monroe, History: Nelda Peterson, Physical Education: Beverly Chapman, Home Economics. Back: Gladys Selleck, Home Economics: leannette Baker Sociology, Psychology: Anne Libby, Mathematics: Mrs. Ethel Case, Biology: May Engbretl son, English: Honora Zeiher, Typing. Absent: Patricia Cottey, Library. .scucntccn Happy memories go with deport ECCDLLECTIONS of by-Gone days flit through seniors minds as they leave WHS. l-low well remembered are those three eventful years, crowded with activ- ity under the capable guidance of Mrs. Marie Monroe and Mr. Don Donaldson, class counselors. There were those hilarious class assembliesfSt. Patricks Day, Hallow- e'en, Tacky Day. That spectacular job of stage decorating for l949 Commencement eeliterally hundreds of cold storage peonies. Then their lunior Prom, Hawaiian Sere- nade'! -leis, palms, Hawaiian orchids for the Queen, punch bubbling from a volcano! The senior year brought pre-graduation activities galore, some work, some fun. There were occupational aptitude tests, the College Conference, selection of a class gift, graduation pictures and announcements, Tacky Day, Apple Blossom Festival ac- tivities involving many seniors. And finally came lune, bringing with it Baccalaureate and Commencement for the Class of l95l. SENlOR CLASS OFFlCERS--'Ccngrxitulaticns, Dewey, cld boy! Never thought you'd make rtl booms Dick Cragheqrd. A little kidding was .ndiilged in ity the two presidents of the year. Enjoying the friendly insults were fgll setnester officers Pete Van Vfell, tre ispirerp Curt 'Webbe-r, vice-president foy:e Paukowich, secto- fxryq Dewey Keith, president: ind spring sernester offers Dick Craghexd president: Betty Helm, secret-,iryy Vern Frcbst, vice-presidentg Lind Ncrnitin Vfhirn n treasurer. Uiglifcviz g seniors -.VF -I ., -. SENIOR COMMITTEE for the Tricky D zy rrssenihly, pzefore settlinq down to prorctiffrrl work, lrrshes over same irnpossiltle lpiit mfzrvelous sugijesmgns for the ytogrcrrri, Einrrl decision Wcs fl mock rirbus theme, whioh would give everyone fl vhfrnoe to he port ol the rnenoqerie, Bob Michael, of course, winted rr 'lincscur in it, but this proposal was vetoed, On the znirnzftee were Tresedder, Michiel, Mutthews, Gwinn, :md Staples, Iseotedl K'rne, Phipps fstundingl. SENIOR COUNSEIOES - lr, Doniol Don xiolson uni ffrs, I-IJIJG Monroe rrre happy to dis-fever thi! rnosi 'I the seniors ure, alter oll, really going to qrorcluoto, Cum 'FOI Q' ...-4 ,arf ,I 'F ,,..- H.fXllll.Xli.fX l,El'l .XCKl'lllNI.-XNWfxnliuuall lluum' So- L'i1'lX, Girls' Club C2ll1ll1l'f. Pzlutlwr IH-p Club. Sp.u1- ixh Club. S.P.Q.Il. wriplru'. Cmuluuuity Sc-Hinr- luittm- 4-lmirumu. llll,l,ll', lJ.'Xlll,l'.Xh Xl.l.l'.X - l7.lllll1l'lA Spxrlh llq! Club. S.l'.Q.li.. .-Xpplc' lmul dull. l'l1urux, girlx xpurta. H.Xllll.YX QIICXN .-Xl,l.l'fN-llalllllwl' Spirils l'm'p Club wcrvhxry. Pvp llrmrcl '49-'SWL S.l',Q.ll.. llvlmlc' Club. Xntiumnl l ul'l'l1sic lmzlglw S1'K'l'l'lkll'f. gvm-ml cllalirmaln 1'a1ullu'r Spirils xlssvlllbly. l'm1ll11'l'4'tlm-x. Kvuuix Immun. Nalliuunl Iluuur Sm'u'ly' 5f'LTl'l2ll'j'. Quill mul Scroll, l'.lcifiL- Slope- SL-Iuml Pri-ss Cuu- h'l'1'l1l,'1'. IOIIN .-Xl.l,I'.X Slmuixll Club. vluuir H.-XRB.-Xll:X -Ili,-XX .-XI.Sl'.'XCll--fxntiuuul llnuur Suri- vlv. Pnulllrr Kiitvnx l's'p Club, S.1'.Q.li,. SL'is'ucL' Club. girl! xpurts. -INXIICS .XNIJICHSONY -.luuiur Cuuuril. .XI.'l'.'K ,-XXIJIKICXYS fl'zullll4'r Spirllx Bunn l. 1.,l'2IiSl1lh!l'l'. l'm-p Club, l'4-p ll.-XHH.-Xll.-X XYERY- l.1-ilixluhlrv. Paxlltlxvl' Spirils P1-p Club. S.l'.Q,R.. S1-im-:Irv Club H'L'l'l'f2ll'f'. Nnlinu- all Huuul' Sucis-ty. Qirlx' xpurls. UI lla'lm'lulwm'r Manual. littlv 'AXY, . ,A.-N1 llll.l, .XX Ill l.c1I11uuuplmslrlcut. .lppla l 4 xl .llll. 1-lluir. auul ll fmrtlmll, zulcl MH lruslwl- b all tl Lck la un luuim I ll 901 l Cl uw ' awxvm x 5. . 1 lmuolw- .1 plvsicln-uf. Supluuuurc- Couuvil. Supluxuumrz' zum-ululmly' f,lI.XllI.lCS ll.-Xll.l'lY l.s-glixlutuxn-. lfutun' 'l'n'.u'lu'rx vim-4--pl'4-siclvllf. 'l'lu-spiallls. 'AXlikzulu. 'Al lla-un-ulbvl Xlallwulf' Apple- I.:-nl duff. rlluir. juuim' msvllllxly. LYNX ll.-Xlilfllfl.1-Qixlntlln-. lli Yu Ps-p Club lvrw- irlvul, S.l'.Q.ll., .Xpplv l.c-.nl xtufl. I' XT HAIIIKIC,-KN f lirls' Club Cnlyillvl. I,4'11isl.l turn-. l'.ultlu'r Spuwlx l'm-p Club. llvp llmu-rl. Spzuxixb Club. Svuiol' Cuum-il. Sq-lwul Svlwxc-v Culumillw c'lmir1u.ul. Seniors lincl their lest ye f X l frlvl' 'B V? JV OL louy, lllI.l , ll,Kll'1'liOM - KENNETH LEHOY llI'l.X'l'ON- - UNI Blu.-XIX --Izlulm-wal S4-rvirv lu-lurr uraullunliu! ll.Xllll.'XllX IHXN lllfl.l, .Xpplv llluwmu prim-vw. llnuor Sup-iviy. P4-p Hmxrcl svu'm'tul'y. Spanish Club. gm-rwml 4-buiruum Sm-niur Dum-v. Girls' Shxtv n-prc-- svuialtixv. Purplx' und Culll Pep Club prmiclvllt. lm:- islalhlrv. Stumlvul Council. Cirlw' Club svcrvtuly-trmuue urcr. D.-XR l's-pn-wuh1tiu'. alswmnlxly class. S4-uiur Cuum-ll. -luuiur Claw sm-um-Iaxl'y. huplmluurm- Claw M-un-tnl'x'. ll0l3lCll'lA BICXICSCI l S1-uh xr f.uum'll. Ylllflll, IHCNICSCII S.l'.Q.ll.. Srirm-v Club. Nlm il- Om-l'.nlul 5 Club. fX.lliuuul lluum' Erwin-ly. GARY BEXIIAM-S.P.O.H. VERLA BlERHAUSg-Si-nior Council, Panther Spir- its Pep Club. Apple- lwaf staff. ELDORA BILESM X DOROTHY LOREE BLACK-r -National Honor Soci- 4-ty, Panther Spirits Pup Club. Pep Board. S.P.Q.R.. NVa VVa staff, tvnnis team, girls' sports, little XV, Harvvst Hop skit. JUDY BLINN--Futurv T1-at-lu-rs st-cn-tary, Pantlwr Spirits Pup Club, Tbvspians. .os ELS-X IYCRID BR-XUYS Girls Club viu. mrisi Q? . . 1 . . . -- . - --1 - - dc-nt, Hi Yu Pt-p Club se-L-rotary. chairman Coin- nnmity Se-rvicv. National Honor Society. Girls' Club Cabinet, Royalty candidate. general chairman Inn- ior and Spanish Club assemblies. Pi-p Board. S.P.Q.R., Spanish Club, Wa VVa senior editor, girls' sports, assi-mhly class, Connnvnccmm-nt speaker. DONALD EDVVARD BREEN-Legislature. MILDRED BRINES--Band, choir. SHIRLEY BROMILY-Honor Socic-ty. Hi Yu Pvp Club, S.P.O.R., Lcgislaturv, girls' sports, yearbook sales staff. IOHN rl. BRONX'NEfALl'fll'Yllll'N. A football, track train. ED BRUGCMAN- i sm GEORGE BRUGGMAN-Track team. the busiest and loest l.l'il i lll7ll'I'Sf lsuturv Farilwls, Pilfliillll1'lltill'y l'ro- uvtlnri- tvam. FFA rs-portvr. l'HlSCll.l,A .XXX CADDELL-National Honor So- nic-ty, lli Yu Pop Club. Scivucn- Club, Pantbc-rt-tti-s. PEGGY L. CAMPHELl.fCratluat4'cl in lanuarx. liDl'l'H NIKE CAN'l'EHBL'llY-Glcc L-luh. NOIA C.-tllNllCIIAEI.-fL1'51islaturi-, Honor Soi-ivty, Hi Yu l'm'p Club, gi-nvral chairman Hi Yu assi-mhly. olliu- assistant, .issvnilrly class, Royalty candidate, girls' sports. YYONNE CLAIRE CIlENE'l l'l:I-Choir. Sl E CICCIlE'l I'I4-Stutleut Council. Panther liit: tens Pep Club. Apple Leaf sltaff, eluier leatlvr, girls of sports, assembly class, Hoya ty cant it ate. MELVIN KNAPP-Future Farmers. ROBERT CLARK!-S.I'.Q.R., baud, B basketball, Dauee Baud. DICK COXLICY Spanish Club, D4-bale Club. llI.l'IlCN CUNVVAY--I.L'y:islahil'e, l'autlu'l' Spir- its lep Club. Apple Leaf eo-editor. l.Yl,E COUll'I'NEY--Stutleut Count-il, Future Faruu-rs president. Seniors Top cull classes in s THOMAS EUGENE COURTVVAYf- DICK CHAGIIEAD-Student Council. Debate Club president, S.P.Q.R.. National Forensic lmzuliie. Na- tional Honor Society. Senior Council. Commenc- ement speaker. VONNIE Cll.-'klCf-Student Count-il. IIi Yu IH-p Club prvsifleut, Pep Board. Spanish Club. Appla- Leaf staff, junior assembly, Sophomore aswiubly. DOHOTIIY Cll.-XNEfStll1l4'ut Couueil, National Honor Society. lli Yu Pep Club. Spanish Club. lfu- ture Teac-lwrs. Debate Club, National lforeusiv Lt-ague. otiiet- assistant. girls' sports, chairman of Girls' Club Clerical Committee. PATRICIA LAVON CIIAVVFOIID-f -Ili Yu Pep Club, ehorus, girls' sports.. little VV. IEANEEX ClllSTfNatioual llouor Society. Triple Trio. girls' sports, ehoir, glen- L-lub aeeouipanist. JAMES CROCKEII-full football, bautl. JIM CUNNlNC7Apple I.i-af staff. lmgislaluire. glee elub. BH football, traek team, co-ehairluau Senior Dance. DIANE DALLANfGirls' Club Cabinet, Purple aucl Cold Pep Club. Spanish Club. Ilarw-st lIop skit. Junior assembly. Girls' Club Piper reporter, Girls' State representative. ANNA Nl.XllG.Xllli'l' D.U'EXl'0ll'l' Girls' Club Piper ri-porter, choir, uirls' sports. head major:-tte. CATIIEIIINE DAYlSfl iiturt- 'l'va4-In-rs pri-sich-ut. Ilouor Society, Pautlu-r Kitt:-ns Pep Club, Spanish Club, Northwest 'lxlll'5Dl2lll Conti-ri-in-t', Stutla-ut Couueil, ehoir, tennis, olelit-stra, Triple 'l'rio. ROGER DAYlSf'Spauisl1 Club. l.l'tlel'uu'u. I-lioir. An and B football, traek team. Double Quartet. .luuior asselnlsly. llouor Soviety. 2lSS4'll1l!lY t-law. Iilleusburg Music' Festival. eo-chairvuau tleeoraliou A eouuuiitee junior Proiu. Xl.-XHION D.'lY4VVi!luln-w ln-fun' tlraduntiug. P.'K'l' IJEN'l'0N7PunQln-r Spirits Pvp Club. IIONIELL.-X CARLEEN DODSONY -Girls' Club Calbinvt, Purple- and Cold Pm-p Club via-1--pruuclm ut Pvp Board, Spzmiwh Club, Apple- l.:-nf whiff, Iuluur aswlulvly, Suplunuorv nswmbly. Royalty L-nmlu nm ADELE l,l,l4blANf'Sl'lIl0l' Council. Sopbumurv Council. Ilunur Sucicty, S.P.Q.R., Purple and Culd Pop Club. KAY DOUGLAS-Girls' sports. litllc' XV, LUIUELEI Dl'CKET'I'-fl'autl1m-r Spirits Pm-p ent activity ticket drive -IANYCE EMOHY-Panthcr Kiitons Pvp Club, choir, Triple- Trio, january Thaw. DIXIE DARE ERSKINE-NVithdrcw bcfurc grad uaxting. GLORIA I llVlN -fApplv Lvuf stall. Clwir, girls' xpurts. I'A'I'lllClA ERVIN-Choir. 4IEllllY EVETT-L1-ilvrnlcn. Apple' LL-af spurta ed itur, xllu- cluh, A baskvtball. DICK l lCllGl'SUN Kllltblf. Vlllflll, l l'illCUSUN -'l'll1'spiaulw. Hilizulu. vlmir. trzu-lc huuu, Duublm- Qlmrtvt, Ellvmburg Muwic Fvs- tivul. IXOBRIVI' Fll,LMAN- YlillN.K lflfslllill Spanish Club, girls' sports, lm:- islutun-. FIIAXCICS jl'IAY I l'I1GEllAl,D-Girls' sports. I.OlilC'l l'.X l l,l'1'l'CllEll--- IINI lfLTCL,X'I'lQ ,Studi-nl Council. l,l-uislznliiw. Dvrby Club pri-aicli-nt. l.i-tu-i'l1n'ii. IX bziaki-tlnill. junior Claw prwiclvnt. LELLA GAllO'l'--National llonor bocivty, junior Council. ,IESSE XVILLIANI GRAYBILL. jR.'Slllll1'lll Body ri-sirlcnt. Studi-nt Council. Lcgislnliirc-. 5.l'.Q.ll.. llc-rby Club. Luth-ruu'n. A iootlmll. truck ta-ann. B loolbull. ,IANICE CRl'ENEXY.Xl.D f-l,i'i.!islnlill'4'. l'vp lloaull. , I choir, lli Yu Pi-p Club si-L-l'vtnr3. lloynlty cnmliclnli-. xy liEYEliI,Y Cl'S'l'.'Xl SOXffCirls sports. lilllc XXI llL l'll 1,L'CILl.li GL l'llRlE- 'llonol' Socivly, ulioir. ll.fXlili.,Xli.X CNYIXX .Xpplv l.i-all Mull. lli Yu l'4-p Club ti'onalll'f'r'. Sllillllkll Club. 'l'lu'spiiuix, lflli-nsblugl Nluxic l i-alivul. Xlimtrwl Ymii-ty show. Girls 'l'rio, l'milln-rvttc-5, choir. girls' sports. Nlikuclo. ul lir- nn-nnbur Mauna, Psp Board. RICH.-XRD A. ll.-XGSTIKOM4 ff? CHUYER ll.XlS'I'lNGS -- I,1':1islullir1'. l,i'll4'ruu'n. XYA YVAI nwislnnl mlitoll Cllkllll HB lnukvllmll. truck lc-ann. Sc-is-:lcv Club. D.'XYllJ L. llAMlL'1'ON, jll.---Moxie Upm-rulor's Club, buucl, SL-nior Council. jl'lJlTH ANN HAMILTON-fGirls' Club Carbine-l. l,i-gislutiiw, Hi Yu Pi-p Club vivo-pwsiils-nl, Pm-p Bonrcl, Spanish Club, gum-ral clmirnmn junior lluiicv. girls' sports. junior nawnilily, l'nlitlici'vtt4-5, MARY llAbill,'l't,N- Stlllll'lll Counvil, l'nulln'r Kiltvns P4-p Club viL'f'-pri-sid:-nl, choir, ollici- zmsisl- aint, girls' sports, Girls' Club Cabinet. Seniors select future voccilio Ul7l'I'l l'.X ll,-XXlll,'l'UN .Xpplv lilomoln l'l'iiu-vw. , mrml. 'l'lu-spiznix wcri-tmy. jaunmry 'l'lnnv. n-nilwr Nlannnf' Drannn lfiwtivnl. oflics- ais- airlx' sports. Paintln-r Kitti-nx we-11-taii'y. .usi-inlxly, Sopboinorv assi-inbly, S.l'.Q.li, lvp Bc 'l liin xistnnt. junior Lll.Y j0 l'l.-XNlNlANSfAppli' Bloswoin Qllvvn. lim:- l5l2llllTt'. Hi Yu Pc-p Club, S.l'.Q.R., Tln-xpinns. eboir. 'ANIikudo.i' l Hinn-nilwr Mauna, Nlimtn-l Yurii-ty Sboxx. lillvnslniril Nlusir- F4-slivnl. Sopho- niori- Claus wr-rs-tary, junior Class svcrm-t.1ry. I',X'l' ll.XNI XIlC'l l1-- Girls' sports. Xl.XliY j,XXl'i ll.-KNlNlll.l, l'ainllu'r Spirits l'm-p Club. Futura- 'l'i-au-lu-rs. s-boir. girl! eports, junior assi-vnlily. 'l'ln-spiuns. liltlm- XV, jlXl ll.-Xli'l'7Shltl1'nl Council. S.l'.Q.ll. pri-sill:-nl. Futura' 'l's'u1'ln'rs ll'c'nxlil'i'r, Scil'1u'i' Club x'iu--pr4'si- ilinl. li4'prc-svilhiliw' xvililllllllllbll Slim- jCl. ronvvn- l VN lion '-Ll. '50, Sl, Nutionul llonur Sm'ii'l3'. VVu 'n vclilor. junior nun-ullxly. S.l',Q.li., junior Council, Xjnlxliinulon Slam' junior Clussicnl livzlililc' 1.'llalirnlzlu. Nl'1'l'.-X IKNIC IIXNYKINS S.l'.Q.ll., olliiu- ilNNlNlillIl. girlm' npolls. nniiowlli' '19, Tl Bl-I'l l'Y SUE llEI.NlACirls' Club Cubin:-I. Stull:-ul Council. Honor Socia-ty. Purplv and Cold Pvp Club. P4-p Board pn-siclz-nt. Spanish Club. girls' sports. Royalty L-ancliduh-, Chairman News Bllflwlll, Senior Class sccrvtary, Pantlwre-tlvs. ROSALIE HENKELA-S.l'.O.R., chorus, girl! sports. JOE lIICKMAN+I'uhu'm- Fnruu-rs. glvc' club. chorus. LARRY llOLCOKlHfAppl0 Loaf staff, truck. JACK HOXYEfTlu-spiauis, Nlovis- Opvrutor's Club. Junior ussvlnbly. JACK HUMMEL--Honor Soc-iz-ty, S.P,O.R., chorus, B fuotbwll Ski tc-'un Junior 'nssuublv vs rbook sulvs staff. J.'XNl'I'l' IIUMPIlIllESfl'm1lllcr1'lt4's, girls' sports. RUTH INGERSOLL-fS.P.Q.R., girls' sports. CARYL ISENIIARTfI,cgislutur0. Spanish Club prvsiclvnt. Pantlu-r Kilkmls P1-p Club, Pop Bourrl, llvlultx' Club, Nalfionnl Furvnsic l,4':l2lu', Applv Lvnf staff. Royalty camlinlulv, Sopbovuuru asss-lubly. little VV. IVAN JACOBS-1,4-ML-ruu-u, truck tczuu. LEONARD JAGLA--Future Furuwrs, Soir-in-v Club. Lc'ttcrn10n. Movie' Op1'rator's Club. chorus. A football, track tcmn. ROSE MARY JASPERS-Cla-c club. 1 .Make plcms for college . .. -IOXNNE JOIlNSONf1'uutlu'r Kitts-ua Pm-p Club 3 iv- il'Cl'1'fill'Y. Pvp Froarml, S.1'.O.R,, Junior Council, Senior Commcncvuu-nt conunittcc, M, V BILL L. JOHNSON- NORMA JOHNSON- EUGICNIC CIIAIILICS JORDAN- Spanish Club, Sri- L-ucu Club, glvc club. TIIAD K:XNEfNzl!ioxml Honor Suri:-ty. lmucl. Dunn-0 Rzuul, Junior il5Sl'l11llly. DONNA KEACl.l':fStllcl1-ll! Council. lluuor Sovi- 4-ly, Pamtlu-r Spirits Pr-p Club prmiclv , 2' 1-ral vlmirnuux Apple' I.:-nf llalivv. R1-prose-ntnlivc lm-ific Slopm- Prm-as Coulm-rr-ucv. Applv Lvaf 4-rlitor. L-boirv Royalty culiclimlutv, yearbook xulcs stall. X di gi DEVVITT L. KEITH!-Student Body vice-president. Student Council, Legislature, Spanish Club. Letter- nien. ulee club, Apple Leaf sports editor. A foot- mall. A and B basketball. baseball team, traek team. Senior Class president, junior assembly, Soph- omore assembly. VVESLEY KELLIE-S.P.Q.R., Science Club. EDVVIN A. KILBURN-Student Council. Debate Club president, National Forensic League, Iunior assembly. National Ilonor Society, Boys' State rep- resentative, Conuneneenu-nt speaker. YIIICINIX KNl I'IIf 'Girls' Club Cabinet, S.P.O.lt.. 'irls' sports. Panther Spirits Pep Club yieespresident. National Honor Society, Girls' Club Piper assistant ditor, little W. BOB KNU'I'SONfS.P.Q.R. MILDRED ALICE KOENTOPPY-I.egislatun-, Ilon- or Society. Panther Spirits Pep Club, Pep Board, Spanish Club, Thespians, Date with Judy, choir, girls' sports, Triple Trio, Royalty eandidate, junior assembly, Panther Spirits assembly. Sophomore as- sembly. assembly elass, little VV. :nt fun-filled T PU'l'.ft KOUl,Ul'ltlSf Science Club, ehorus. Cirls' Club Cabinet. Cirls' Club School Service direetor. Science Club assembly. BEYERLY KUXYAISKI -- Panther Kittens Pep Club. Seienu' Club. girls' sports, SlIllII.l'IY KUIIIAIIKN -Panther Spil'its Pep Club. BILLY LANDEllSfIli Yu Pep Club, office assist- ant, girls' sports, Junior Class vice'president, Soph- omore Council, Pantherettes. SALLY LANDERS-Panther Kittens Pep Club president, Pep Board vice-president. MAURINE LANEfStudent Body secretary. Cirls' Club Cabinet, Purple and Cold Pep Club, Pep Board,f-'49, '50, Smnish Club, otliee assistant. girls' sports, Girls' Club Piper reporter. assembly 1-lass, PG assembly, Girls' Club vice-president, little VV. JENNIFER LARKINfLL-gislature, Purple and Cold Pep Club secretary. Pep Board, Spanish Club, choir, girls' sports, Royalty candidate. Senior Council, PG assembly, Spanish Club assembly, little UW. MARY I0 I.ESTEl'Ig-Ilonor Society, Panther Spirits Pep Club, Pep Board, Spanish Club viee-president, Royalty eandidate, little VV, Girls' Club Piper associate editor. LORA LISENBURY---junior assembly. .IOAN MARIE I.IVINGSTON-Leuislature, Ili Yu Pep Club vice-president, Pep Board, junior Couneil. DICK I.. I.OVVEYLegisIature. BARBAR.-X LUBAIIN7Cirls' Club, News Bureau I 'rec-tor, Panther Spirits Iep Club. otfiee assistant. rls' sports, Cirls' Club Piper editor, little BWV. ,IOH Purli X l,UBAllXfl uturn- Farina-rs. Scivncc Club. aunt-ntnry Pl'UCk'llllf4.' ti-ann. IXALPH xl.'xCliEY4S17illllSll Club. Tlwspianis. msn- vrnl L-lmirinam Spauiixh Club Daincv, Eu-ry Fumily Ilan Unix Daw VVith Judy, HA und ll toot bull, junior mn-lnbly, Sophonlorm- aussi-inbly. SYLYLX 'IAEHESA xl:xNc:OLIJ?lllDll1ll' Sncivty' pre-sich-nt, Ili Yu Ps-p Club. girls' sports, Royalty cmiclitlaitr. ,Iunior Clam vit-s-Aprvsicli-nt, junior Coun- cil, Hi Yu assembly. .XXXA MAE NIAIKKEY Painllu-r Spirits Pm-p Club, St-ici ics' Club. JEANNINE M.-XIITIN-Ili Yu Pep Club, Spanish Club, girls' sports. IRENE MATTHEVVS-Stuclcrit Council, Nu- tional Forvnsic Loagtu- president, Tbespiains presi- dent, Purplv and Golrl Pm-p Club president, S.P.Q.R. tribunv, Dvbate' Club 5vcretary-trcastlrer, gc-i1t'rzll L-buirmzui junior assembly, Northwest Thespiams Confcrcricu, Luke Larkin's Luck, ulanuury Thaw, Family Portrait, I Remember Slammer, National Honor Socivty president, Pc-p Board, Com- mcncvinvnt speaker. Dczy assembly in April KATHLEEN MAYDOLE --'- Punthvr Spirits P4-p Club. Mlm- club. NOENE ML-DANlELfNutionnl Honor Souix-ty, girl! aportg. MAIKIIURIIQ SIL-CHEMl.4'i1islutllri'. choir. DUN XlcKEE---1 uturt- l urnu'r5, Movie Ope-rator'a Club. VERA MARIE MQKINLEY-Chorus. JANET XlELAXDEH4Triplc Trio. choir, xiirls' sports, Ellcmburg Music Fostixul. littlt' VV. HUB NllCllAl'll. Stuiln-nt Council. SL'it'llci- Club pri-aiclm-nt. llnnmn' Sm-ii-ty, S,P.Q.li., Futurv 'lAl'2ll'll- 1-rx. Scirnu- Club vici--prcsitlvnt, Suit-nec Club uxsmilbly. l.liX!'l 4ll,'ANl'li.-X JEAN MILLER-junior Council, olticc msistaiiit, girlg' sporta. ROY L. Mll,LSfFuturc l zn'nu-rs. truck tvzun. S NIIXNICK- -YYitliili'm-xx' lwtnrv ur.ullmtiun, VIOIC NIONXOT- l.4'ttm-rnu-n. A bnslu-tlmll. truck li'.un. Cl..-Kl'lJl.X Nl0KlillOL'Sl'I fflirlw' Club Cnbim-t. Purpli- .intl Cold P1-p Club xiu--pn-xiclviit. uirlx' xportx. lioynltp uimliclzitv. l,l'7ll5liIllll'l'. littlr- NNY. wily-.s-1'z'r'11 ' bu FKHIL MORIKOVV-Transferred from Dullvs, Orc-- gon Chorus. BOB MOSHER-Glcc club. MARY ANN BlUFFLY!-IA-gisluturr. l'untl Spu its Pt-p Club tremurvr, S.l'.Q.ll.. girls' spxrts littlz VV, offict- assistant. NI AIIVIN MURDOCK-Future Farmers. ALTHE Ft. MYERS-Pziimtlwr Spirits Pa-p Club. 1 club, office as-zistnnt, girls' sports. FAYETTE MYERS-Girls' sports RODNEY NE'I'ZfFllflll'L' Farnwrs. ALICE NlCllOLSfCliorus, girls' sports. RICHARD DARREL NOONKESTEIK l band. I li. Xoxvlj- l.t'llt'l'IHl'll. Appln- lmalf stuff, ml limi-lmll tculn. yt-nrbook Snlvs. stuff. Dlfl,EE OSBL'llXf4Spunish Club. CHARl.liS OVERMAN --Spuuisb Club Portrait. ace c:1tgc1y Eve RONALD OVERTIQRF-Lcgisluturu, baud. DICK PACE - Student Council, Honor Souu x Spanish Club, Lt-ttvrmt-n, gum-ral L-buirnmn junior ' 'ui K us prom, glee club. A and B football. Iunu ' president, junior Council, junior assi-rnbly. Sopbo more zlsnvmbly. NANCY ANNE l'AllKlNS l'.lntlu'l' Spur x Club trt-arsurt-r, girls' sports.. junior Cuuutil Iuuuu assi-inbly, aussi-inlmly class. XFVS l'UN ALLEN l'.-XRKS--Sci4'iiu' Club, Applx' 1 if Stull. IOYCE P.-'kUK0VVICI'I4Cirls' Club in-sitlc-int. Stu ulmnt . l flvnt Council. Pzmtlwr Kittvns Pom Club ir:-M I l Ilonur Sm-iuty, Girls' Club xii-1--prnwicls-nt. Pip Bonrd4'49, '50, S.1'.O.ll., r4-prs-wntutiu- K1 Stntv. Pnntlivrt-tts's. choir, Triplt- Trio. Royalty 1 ui tlidntv, S4-nior Clans ss-L-rctnry. PK uswinlmly. IOHN YVAYNE l'ENNlNC'l'0Nf Stuzlut f l.4'gislzltlrl'1'. l.n'tts'ruu-u prvsitlviit. X lot skvtballl. ll'ill'li lvallu, Soplroluorn' uwrlllmi GERALDINE JOYCE 1'ETEllSON!Girl5' Club Cabinct, Lcgislaturc. Panthcr Spiritg Pop Club vicc- prcsiclcnt. trcasurcr. S.P.Q.R,, Applc Leaf staff. olficz- assistant, girls' sports. National Ilonor Socicty. litilc VV, Quill and Scroll. JACK PIIIPPSA Sturlvnt Body prcsimlcnt, Stuclcnt Council. Lcgislaturc, Spanish Club, Thcspians, UNH- kaclof' l.ukc Laikin's Luck, Family Portrait. choir. Doublc Quartct, National Honor Socicty. Spaniels Club assi-inbly, Junior Council, Junior an- ss-mbly, Sopholnorc Council. vt? DONALD 1'IIiPEI.-- - l'.-X'I I'Y POBS'l'fl'urplc and Cold Pcp Club. Span- ' W ixh Club, Scnior Council, Junior Council. Pcp Board Q prcsiclcnt, YVa Wa staff, Stuclcnt Council, lloyally me candidatc, girls' sports. gc,,, JOHN JAMES POXVEllS1CllllfllS. LUIS RAE PRESTON- 'il' is DONNA PHEY- Ili Yu Pcp Club, Dcbalc Club, chorus. A JANET PUllCEl,LiCirls' club Aililciic Dircclor. Lcgislalurc. Purplv ancl Cold Pcp Club, Spanish Club, Appls- Loaf staff. Panlhcrcttcs, girls' sports. Quill and Scroll. Royalty canclitlatc. Pacific Slopc Prcss Confcrcncc rcprcscntalivc. f'-Q, LEONA F. QUINN-Hi Yu Pcp Cluh, choir, oilicc assistant, girls' sports. . . Q IROBILHT G. ILXCUS - S.P.Q.ll., Scicncc Club, i' Scicncc Club aascinbly. CHARLES ILXTZSCIlffL1-gislatiirc, S.l'.Q.ll., band. 5 IMOGENE llAYfGirls' sports. g in Pc1ris .lunior Prom... NOX lil'IlCNlS Nlovii- Ops-i'ator's Club Vlt'l'-lll'l'5l- ilcnt. orclufslra. violin cnsclnblc, LAIJHY IKICHARDSON---S.l'.Q.H., Dcrby' Club wcri-tary, 1.4-th-rmcn. Applc Lcaf Staff, glcc club. A football, A bawkvtball, bas:-ball ti-am, track tcain. ZFNX MAE HIGGS-A-Girl? sports. I-Illl.IXCl lllYlClJAL--A CXVICX llU.X'l'll--'l'i'ami4'i'i'cil from Twixp, VVaxh- inqlon, Hi Yu Pcp Cluli. l li.XXK ROBICRS- -I,.cttcrincn, choir, track tcain, Imnor ami-inbly, Sophoniorc il.N51'l1ll7ly. BIAIIG.-XIIET Il0EDIGEllfIIi Yu Pcp Club. l'1-p Board, ilirls' sports. LUIS IIOEI-IL--Pantbcr Kittc-ns P1-p Club, l'1-p Board. S.P.O.R., Applm- I.:-af stall. junior Council. Sopboinorc Council. ycarbook salcs stall. JERRY lIOI,l'fSfI7uturL- 'l't'aclu'rs. .Xpplc 1,1-al stall, B football JO.-XNXIC llOI,ES--.Xpplv lmal' stall. litllm' NY, . ilirls' sports. iv' MARIE Il0'I l'I'1lIff l'.intb4'r Kittcns l'1-p Club. S.P.Q.lI,, Scicuct' Club, girls' sports, liltlm' XY Seniors present class gift to WI-IS PEGGY IIYBIOIIll!--Pantlu-r Kitts-ns Pcp Club, Pup Board, l'anthvrcttcs, girls' sports, junior assembly, Sophomore assembly. XETTIE BI. SABIPAIR--Transferrcd from Scquim, Xvkl5I'lll'lgtOl'l. Glcc club. IO.-KN SCHEUERN1ANfGirls' Club Cabincf, cbair- man Girls' Club St-rvice-, Pantlicr Spirits Pep Club president, Pt-p Board, S.P.Q.R.. National Honor Society. I.-'KCK SClI0ENASpanisll Club. llclmlv Club. L.cth'r1ncu. hand, A football, baseball tt-ani. XVAYNE SCHI.AI'II I.li'-Stlitlciit Council. National lforvnsic Li-aguv prt-sim-nt, llonor Soc-it-ty, Di-batv H Club. , 'STIN SCIIROEIlEIIfS.l'.Q.ll.. Nllisliiuutou State junior Classical Imaigui- Conxvntion. BENNIE ALLEN SCOTT-f'l'b1-spians. Movie Opvr- ator's Club. Nortbwt-st Tbvspians Confcrcnci-. Dah- witb Judy, Luke Larkin's Luck. Appli- 1.1-af stall, band, ski team, assvnibly class. IE.-SN ELIZABETH SC0TTf4Girls' Club pl's'sidi'ut, Girls' Club Cabinct. dirt-ctor Girls' Club Atblr-tic Dcuartmt-nt, Studi-nt Council, Lvigislaturc-. Purplc and Gold Pep Club trcasurvr, Spanish Club. Pan- tbcrcttcs, choir, girls' sports. Triple 'l'rio, National Honor Society, Royalty candidatc. DOXN SHAIIPA-I.i-slislahirc. Spanish Club. Applr Le-at sports 4-ditor. B football. lunior asscinbly. Sophoniorv asscnibly. AGNES SIIAYV-Cliorus. ISIELHA SHELL- Ili Yu Pup Club. slirls' sports. MARY LOIIENE SHIFI,E'I'fI'I'rplc and Gold l'f-vw Club trvasurvr. Pt-p Board. office assistant, girls' sports. llzirly CIC Il I I .-X Ill? S'I'EIlHfNot graduating. IMO SM l'l'IIfCirls' sports. l..XllIlY SMITII-Ylilivspiuns. Minis' Op1'rutor's Club. I llcnuunlwr Mauna. choir. XVILLIAM li, S'l',-XPI.I'IS-' Stud:-nt llotly trouslirrr. Stutlt-nt Council. Lcgisluturi-, National Honor So- cii-ty, S.I'.Q.ll.. Boys' State ri'prcs1-witativv, bnncl, Sophomon- Class trvasurr-r. junior Class trvnsurrr. Svnior Count-il. junior Council. Sophomore Count-il, Book Storm- inanmger. NVQ: Mlm solos imunlgvr. CIIRISTINE S'l'ElNER+Honor Society, Pep Board s1-crctairy-trvuslirvr. Thvspiuns. Northwest ITIICSDIZIIN Conforvncc, Family Portrait. Ev:-ry Fznnily Has Ono, Panthvrvttvs, girls' sports, Paintlivr Spirits l'1'pf Club st-4-rotary, assembly class, yearbook sales stu . MARILYN DAVVN STEIU.EYf-I'auitll4'r Kittens Pep Club, girls' sports, little XV, . . speakers' chairs for stage I.-XCK S'I'IiVVAIt'l'frflivrlxy Club vin--pri-sitlmit. I.4-t- tvrnu-n. ll buskvtlmll, trait-k tt-ann, Dt-rby Club aissombly. LYNNE LICIC SUl.I.lVANffI'urplt- anul Cold Pop Club trvzisurvr, 1'znitht-rvttvs. girls' sports, lloynlty czuulidaitc, junior Council. Sophomore Council, co- abiiirplaxll junior Prom decoration L-onnnittcc, big BE3'EllI.Y 'I'AYLORfIIi Yu I'vp Club, Apple IA-nf sta . RICI I A HD TELFOIiDfSci1-nec Club. MARY KATHHYN 'l'IIOMAS7I'nntlu'r Spirits Pep Club, junior assembly. IACK TIl'lBI.ESfl4'uturv I urnu'rs. I'nrliainu'ntury Procvdurv tmun. HUYCIS 'l'lCNIillffl.1-gisluturi-, D1-rby Club, L-lioir. U.-K football, junior aissvinhly, Soplioinorz- 2lNSK'lilIlly, Ifllvnsbllrg Music Fl'SfIVlll. MARK R. TISCHER- MARGARET 'I'ltAINERfI'untlu-r Spirits Pep Club. S.I'.Q.R., chorus. girls' sports. IIELHN 'l'llIiSIiIJDIill-- Girls' Club Cnbinm-t. Img- islziturv. Ilonor Society, l'untlu-r Kitts-ns P1-p Club, 'I'lle'spiuns. I I'It'lnoi11b1'r Mauna. XIikzlclo,,' bzintl. 4-lioir, Iloyailty Czllllllllilfv, junior ilssvlnbly, Girls' Club Pips-r stuff. Minstrel Yurir-ty Sliow. Iilli-nsburg Music Festival. lill.l. 'ITCKER -f LOUIS VAN DUHICN Choir. lmsvlnill lm'.uu. XIOIIIIIS VAN DOIlENJIJoublc.quart:-L choir, junior ass:-mbly, Nlinstrcl Varicty Show. PETEII VAN WELL7Spnnish Club, Derby Club. 1.1-ttcrmcn, A and UB football, Scnlor Class trcasurcr, junior assembly. NORMAN LEE VAUGI-IN-L4-gislaturv, Thcspinns. L1-ttcrmcn, Northwcst Thcspians Confcrcncv. Fann- ily Portrait, I Ilcmcmhcr Mama. VVlu-rc thi- Buffalo Hoaun, chorus, A football, track tczun. 'I'IClJ YICKEIIY---l,m-qislnlurv, chorus, A football. XIINXIE YISE-Painllwr Kiln-ns Ps-p Club, girls' sports. PAUL XV.-Xltllf 'I IIICOIJOIIIC YIOSEIIII XVA'l'I'IlIII0l'SI'i W- l,ctt1'r- nn-n. Nloviv Opvrntofs Club. Applm' Loaf staff. A :incl Il loolbull. truck tr-nm, ski h-nun. junior au- wiubly. Sophomorc nsscmbly, Sophomore Class tra-nsurs-r. BOB VVATLING--I,r-ttn'rnwx1, bass-ball tcnm. I'lOI,E'I I'A VVA'I'SON7I3auul, glcc club. XYXNDX XX'A'l'SOXf-XVitluln-xr bm-form' gzrucluatinu. CL'llT XVEBBERfStuclL-nt Holly tra-nsurcr, Stullcnt Coumil. Lcgislaturc, junior Class trcusurcr, Scnior Clow vicv-prcsitlcnt. DICK VVETMOIIIi'--S.P.O.R. Seniors climax their career. . . NORMAN L. VVHITMANfStuclcnt Council, Span- ish Club prcsidcnt, Honor Socicty. llcncml chairman Spanish Club dancc, Apple' Lculf husinvss manngcr, B basketball, bzmchall tcmn. junior Class vicc- prcsidcnt. junior Council, Junior assembly, SL-nior Class trcnsurcr. Purplc und Cold Pc-p Club. Spanish Club. Applr L1-af stall, Pamtlicra-ttm's, choir. girls' sports, Triplm Trio, Iloyulty cuiuliclatv. officc ussistunt. llE'l I'I'1 IIAIQ XYOOIJVVAIIDW 1.4-Qislnturc. Purple- zuul Cold Ps-p Club svcrvtairy, Spanish Club. V11 NV: stnH, girls' sports, Royalty cnnclitlatc. Pop Board, littlc YV, PG asscmbly, assi-mbly class. CA RY ZIMMERMAN4 'I-IICSPIKIH crculiou. IOANNE DELILAII XVlI,COXfIlonor Sol-in-tv, LAST. but not lr-mt. Suclim- Cuggr-nsclmofzlV. mlurlx horsc cznuliclantc lor .Kpplv Illossom Que-4-u. .X SENIORS NOT PICTURED I'ONl llllOVVNf SHIRLEY BliYANTf IKCK BULLIS- BOB BUSCII- ROLAND IIALL-Junior Council. yr-airliouk salt-s stall. YVALTER LARSEN4 GEORGE MILLER-A-Spnnisli Clulw. B football. BETTY MONESMITII--Girls' sports. IFRHY MOORE- DAYE PEELER- NERN PROBST-Lcttcrnun, A lmski-tbull. Svnior Class uu- pn-siclvnt. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS lriqhtl--'Four speakers were chosen by a senior committee to represent the Senior Class at commencement exercises. Back: Dick Craghead, Ed Kilburn. Front: Irene Matthews, Elsa Brauns. ommencement, June, l95l IUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE lrightl--Seniors were hon- ored by the lunior Class at the traditional Prom, which this year carried out the Evening in Paris theme. A few leading members of the large committee which planned and carried out the Prom are here shown exper- imenting with street lights and flowers as ideas for decoration. Present are Gary Sisler, leanette Bommer, Zarol Iohnson, Clyde Laughlin, and Carol Muftly. Carol and Zarol were co-chairmen of the committee. lliirllj-lhrvc' HE CLASS OF l953 made a tine start in Senior High with Mrs. Dorris Hanley and Mr. Laurence Percival as counselors. The sophomore assembly on Washington's Birthday was A Salute to Our Fighting Men, and presented in tableaux, commen' taries, and stirring music the story of the fighting Yank, from the French and Indian Wars down to the present Korean contlict. The finale ot this impressive assembly hon- ored the flag and included a roll call tor students in military service, with Taps tor those who have lost their lives. A three-year class project begun this year was the making and maintaining of a per- manent roster tor WHS students in military service, to be displayed in the main hall and revised periodically. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND COUNSELORS friqhtlu- Duane Dodson, spring treasurer, Mr, Percival, Mrs. Hanley, coun- selcrs. Back: Dick Hedges, tall president, Patty Lou Mitchell, spring secretary, Ray Soule, tall treasurer, Genevieve Bahst, spring vice-president, Dave VVarren, spring president, lo Ann Heftner, tall vice-president. Juniors and Sophomores name o a 1 el SINGING SOPHOMORES tfar rightl- -They participated in the sophomore assembly. Shown here are the girls' tzic and accompanist, the triple trio and accompanist, .znd the boys' octet :ind accompanist. Front: B. Iones, icers . . . enter WH Overman, Shadbolt, I. I-Ielm, Toland, Moore, Richards, Bryant, B. Baker, Gott, Parkins, Matthiesen, D. Melander, Wright. Back: McGaughey, Dodson, Warren, Wile, Land, F. Van Doren, Shaw, Lubahn, Clay. S activities . . . IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND COUNSELORS iieiil Fiont: Carol Muffly, fall secretary: Miss Lovejoy, Mr. Barnes, counsel- ors. Row 2: Iohn Abraham, fall president, Ann Ware, spring secretary: Marcella Ifatley, fall vice-president. Back: Iim Prank- lin, fall treasurer: Les Rudy, spring treasurer: Gary Sisler, spring vice-presideritg Mack Parkhill, spring president. JUNIOR ASSEMBLY PERFORMERS itar leftl-Several skits from the junior assembly are partially represented by these shar- acters. Front: I. Garrett, Sperline, Percival, Holmes, Furst, M. Gouette, McCoombs, S. Wood, Back: Grubb, Land, Thcrripson. UNIORS found themselves busier than ever as they neared their senior year. The class assembly presented in November was a hilarious Variety Show and included a mock faculty meeting, burlesque and character dances, costumed pantomime and dialogue skits, and jun- ior talent singing. A master of ceremonies presided over this medley program. The serious effort of the year was ,of course, the Iunior Prom, held in April. For this occasion the committee, ably assisted by Miss lane Loveioy and Mr. Iack Barnes, class counselors, chose the theme Evening in Paris y and planned a setting complete with the Eiffel Tower, Arch of Triumph, and Cathedral of Notre Dame. Dances and pcp corn sales financed the Prom. IUNIORS CA-CD-Front: Ahl, Avery, Bornmer, Click, Caldwell, Alexander, E. Black, Dibble, Barb, Baughnian. Casebeer, E. Bromily. Row 2: Beverly, El. Black, B. Allen, Clift, Benedict, I. Abraham, Childress, Burrows Ahlers, Burks, Biles. Row 3: D. Bryant, K. Alexander, Brady, Bolinger, Bennett, Ball, Clifford, Briggs, Akers, I. Clark, M. Barnhart, K. Bryant. Back: I. Abraham, Cheney, L. Clark, Anderson, R. Barnhart, Broers, Brad- bury, I. Clark. Cannon, Brandt, Bolick, D. Anderson, Benson. IUNIORS CC-GD-Front: Engley, Friedrich, I. Garrett, Files, Fowler, Gilstrap, Farmwald, Cooper, Gaston, Gouetie, Gills, Gellatly. Row 2: Dillon, Courtway, Gettmann, Furgeson, L. Conway, Danner, Gay, Firman, Faubus, Fields, Goodman, C. Connery. Row 3: Gottshall, Firman, Danielson, Goldy, Franklin, Furst, Dear- inger, B. Dunlap, Cunningham, D. Davis, Edwards, Eikenberry, Dotson. Back: Derting, Corulli, Godfrey, Doneen, Collins, G. Cooke, George, Fogerty, L Garrett, Cox, G. Gault, G. Erskine, Gormley, Fitch, L. Foster. IUNIORS KG-D-Front: I. Hickman, Harris, Hanson, V.lackson, D. Iagla, D. Hart, Hough, Green, lnabnit, Hill, Row 2: P. Hunter, Gray, Hutchins, Hall, B. Hinman, Husted, Hildebrand, Iettries, Hake, C. Hughes, S. Ham- ilton, Hailey. Row 3: M. Hammil, M. Hurd, Heminfger, F. Hamilton, D. Hunter, Graham, Hall, Holliday, Horan, Helmer, Hinson, M. Hunter, K. Heinz. Back: Hake, C. Johnston, Q. Iackson, lared, Grubb, Hoxsey, Greenwood Hanner, Hite, Howland, Hancock, Holmes, Hoyle, Hedman, Honts. Juniors give Evening in Paris Prom thirty-six stage rollicking class assembly IUNIORS UND- Front: D. Meyers, Kohciqen, Kellogfj, Kienitz, McCoombs, lordan, B. Tones, l. lohnson, I. Mor row, Newell,Nehrlich, M. lones. Row 2: R. Lee, Z. lohnson, Mendenhall, C Muffly, Nyholm, De. Myers Newcomer, Koinzan, Neher, Lullina, McLaughlin, McBee, Maupin. Row 3: C. Land, McLaren Kovar, Murray Koch, Neidhart, Keatinq, Da. Myers, Niccum, Mulran, Kramer, Naughten, Koulouris. Back: L. Laws, Mehl Kercheval, Mares, Kuchenreuiher, Laughlin, Madson, Mullerleile, McKee, Metcalf, McCarver, Nelson, T. Mc Laughlin, Newman. IUNIORS CO-SJ-Front: Russell, Simon, Shultz, Renifert, C. Richardson, Scholz, D. Preston, Shales, Reese, Pratt Sperline. Row Z: Sprague, Stenherq Rehpohl, Phillips, Stout, Riker, Scharnens, Shoemaker, Stine, Rooney Peters, Rice, R. Richardson, S. Scott. Row 3: Ramsey, ,Raines, Ousley, Storey, Pickett, Reed, Silvest, Payton Sisler, G. Staples, Percival, Sutherland, G. Smith, Rcvet, Back: R. Johnson, Shaffer, Parkhill, Shell, Roper Ll. Rudy, Siemons, Le, Rudy, Quinn, C, Thompson, Pyqott, Reicllourn, Slater, Ohme. IUNICRS KS-ZJ--Front: L. Smith, C. Thompson, Zodrow, Sutten, Westfall, I. Weaver, B. Smith, I. Woods, Wright Traylor, Trefry, Uhlenkamp. Row 2: Stull, M. Woods, Warneke, Witte, Williams, N. Wagner, Sprietsrna, I Smith, Sullivan, Wilson, Van Fleet, Welton. Row 3. Ware, Swager, Walden, Thomas, Wilsey, Tipler, I Wagner, Weber, S. Wood, R. Whitman, Tuttle. SOPHOMORES tA CJ Front Baker Beyer Berry Chlldress Barnard Bruqqrnen Ayers V Brown Barton Bunch M Bryant Casey H Hayden Hlckman G Beldler Row 2 H Carpenter Bqbst Behrens Boende Chadbourne Batdorf I Carpenter Barnhart Barnett Brandenburg Berq N Bryant Aden Burns Benl y 'row 3 Brerler Bradshav Alls ct D Hayden Bradley' L Beaty Black Case L Baker Ch ppell Aqens An derson Chapton Btdwell Back R Carmrchael Campbell Brandt M Carrntchael C'1ve C Carlson Boswe Cleary Banntster L Carlson R Hendrrcks Camp Broker Adams Deanna Comoton Dennrs Fenton A Crocker Row 2 M Clark Doneen Coleman Craqhead Culpepp Conrad Detwrler Cook Clark V Cook Curl Clayton P England Row 3 Franklm Fromm Clay Coontteld Fowler D1 GICYQIO Davenport Back Daqqett Crooks Erxksen Flowers Cark C1 lzvett Lonca Llmer Crrst E Cox Dodson H Cockrum Davenport Clark SOPHOMOHES KGU Front Gaynor Golden Harrmqton Honts Howard Herron Hawkes Gnqqs Hacke Helm Hefiner Howe Row 2 E Green Holltday Gram N lones Hake Graybrll Gtbbs Huot lacols l lohnson Gott Row 3 W Glrddon R Iordan Gouette Gochner Holman O lnqle Garre Green H no Holland W lnqle Back Gault B Greene L Ham B Handy L Iohnson R Johnson Hedges T lohnson lack G Harn Herr Gram A Hurd O Sophomores present outstanding assembly SOPHGMORES CC-FDA-Front: Freudenberaer, Fldyd, Dillon, Duokett, Denton, C. Davis, Clupp, Erskrne SOPHOMORES ll-Ml Front: Morey, Maughan, C. Larson, McGee, Linstead, Lee, Murphy, M. Moore, C. Moore, D. Kinkade, Kyle, Lewis, Lieb, Marr, Matthiesen, Row 2: Marchant, MacKenzie, Mitchell, McCallum, H. Minor, Milner, Mullerleile, Morical, Morgan, King, Law, Loerlelbein, Munro, B. lones. Row 3: Kuhlman, Mitchell, Mangold, Melander, McGaha, Cross, Markey, Linville, Lund, R. lohnson, Limbaugh, laspers, Landon, Le Mot, Keith, Murray, McCarver, G. Michael. Back: Marshall,R. Minor, Lutz, Lancaster, Matthews, G. Moro, E. Kane, McGaughey, Lubahn, Land, Landers, I. Johnson, McCarty, Kiehn, Kelly, Manry, McLean, Mares, McKinney. SOPHOMORES CN-Sl Front: W. Olesen, Sears, l. Newman, Pike, Phillips, Ricketts, Parkins, S. Nelson, D. Pearsall, Overman, Savaria, Reinecker, Patrick. Row 2: Price, Ross, Shadbolt, Scott, Romine, P. Phelps, R. Richards, M, Payne, Ramsey, Sandhop, S. Preston, Rochelle, Peterson, Seaberg, l. Reerns, l. Preston. Row 3: Rooney, Shaw, O'Leary, I. Shitlet, Sears, Peterson, Rosin,, Nichols, C. Phillips, Reed, Price, Otto, Sargent, Nelson, D. Reeves. Back: Netz, Parkinson, Robins, M. Reems, Riggs, Preston, Norton, S. Shiflet, E. Pierce, B. Pierce. Sanders, Priebe, Pratt, Robinson, Sheets. SOPHOMORES CS-Zl Front: Weir, Tiffany, lu. Winegarden, Windhusen, Simonson, Stewart, Slichter, Willsey, Smith, Tibbs, Thompson, Washburn, West, Stierlen, Uhlrich, C. Welton. Row 2: Staples, Toland, Slingsby, Strycker, Wand, Theda, Tucker, Steel, Slack, le. Winegarden, A. Smith, Stewart, Wright, Zimmerman. Row 3: Teuber, Usher, Watson, Wilson, l. Smith, D, Smith, Van Well, Stull, R. Smith, Skelton, Willard, D. Vise, P. Welch, Sims. Back: Vaughn, Ware, B. Scaer, D. Vfarreri, R. Soule, R. Wolfe, Yancey, T. Sullivan, D. Tal- bert, F. Van Doren, Sullivan, Wile, T. Watling, Sprag ue, Stewart. begin service men's honor roster thirty-nine FALL COUNCIL, obove, top-Seoted: Scott, Lcrnd, Groyhill, Stoples, Bell. Row 2: Abrohcrrn, Courtney, Davis Psukowich, Helm, Hart, Keith. Buck: Michael, Fuqote, Crcxqheod. FALL LEGISLATURE, above-Front: Graybill tpresidentl, O'Lec1ry, Scott, Crocker, Compton, Weaver, Lund, King, Conwoy, Peterson. Row Z: Voruqhn, BGII, Lewis, Overrnon, Sondhop, Stoples, Vtfile, Dotson, Usher, Grubb. Bock: Greene, Breen, Sisler, Ratzsch, McCarty, Steiner, Cunninv. Noonkester, George. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Ifoll find sprinql, riqht le-sse Grciylttll, itil semester president, lock Phipps, spring semester president. Sorter. Mourine Lone, spring secretory, Cerrol Lund, kill secretary, B:ifl:: Curt Nlfelober, spring treczsurerg Bill Staples, toll treasurer. SPRING LEGISLATURE, for right- Front: Hefiner, Vv'est, Htrimvzn, Fisher, Slack, Seoberq. Row 2: Tresedder, Hanson, Vvfitte, Bcilcer, Ciinntntgh :zu Row 3: Incbnit, M. Keith, S. Wood, M. Vfzn Doren, Usher, Heimnqer, Andrews. Bock: Bidwell, Bornhort, F. V411 Dore-n, Gormley, Crist. SPRING COUNCIL tabovel Front: Cicchetti, Land, Lane, Poukowich, Pobst, Eikenberry. Row 2: l-leminger, Web- twor, Phipps tpreside-ntl, C. Davis, Matthews, Back: Lat,ghlin,Parkhill, Kilburn, Hc1rt,VVarrer1,Dearinger. Absent: Czughedd, N. Vtlhitman, S. Landers, Baker, Schlaefli, Bolinger. TUDENT government at W.H.S. functioned through the Council, the Legis- lature, and the Associated Student Body officers, with Mrs. Eleanor Teters as adviser for all. Busiest of these groups was the Council, which met weekly to handle school business. Composed of the A.S.B. officers and the presidents of all school classes and clubs, the Council dealt with matters such as those concerning lawn clean-up, Community Chest campaign, school dances, games and pep rallies, cheer leaders, noon movies, S.A.T. sales, and appropriation of Student Body funds. The Legislature met on call of the Student Body president and considered matters re- ferred to them by the Council because they directly concerned all students. Made up each semester by one elected representative from every homeroom, the Legislature had as its special business the nomination of candidates for Student Body officers and for Apple Blossom Festival royalty. med to represent student body fl? A f' 'tg' A. 3' 1 '-' , , 4 my as -L 538 3 xk .W 4 Girls' pep club iooost school spirit o PANTHER KITTENS iopposite, topl P. K. girls made and sei up signs for all games . . . presented pep assem bly take-oft of Everett basketball game . . . held cupcake sale to raise funds . . . helped decorate tor basketball games, Front: Shultz, Tresseder, Paukowich, l. lohnson, O. Hamilton, l. Woods, Hough, Fur- gesorr, Row P: Burks, C. Muttly, Vv'are, M, Hamilton, Kowalski, M, lones, Gilstrap, Alspach, V. Harris, E. Eromily. Row 3: F. Hall, Eikenherry, Bommer, Sterley, McLaren, Emory, C. Davis, S. Lznders, Foehl, Sch: mens, B. Smith. Back: Rehpohl, l, Clark, M. Reiter, Stull, M. Woods, Miss Chapman grdviserl, E, 'Nilliarrrs Hurnchr, Vise, Cicchetti, lsenhart, l, Garrett. PANTHER SPlRlTS iopposite, centerlf-The-ir activities included operating the scoreboard at football games . . . making posters tor coming games . . . participating in all joint pep club activities. Front: Iackson Markey, Andrews, Denton, Meyers, Andrews, lnabnit, Caldwell. Row 2: Nyholrn, Trainer, M. Mufily, C Steiner, Scheuerman, Knuth, Ackerman, Neher, Cooper. Row 3: Trefry, Lester, Blinn, Bierhaus, Fletcher, Per erson, D, Black, Maydole, Koentopp, Kuhlman. Back: Campbell, C. Land, M. Hammill, B. Avery, B. Luhahn Conway, Miss Biker iadviserl, M. Allen, Keagle, Thomas, D. Allen, Edwards, Barrigan. lll YU Chelowl They had charge of the card sections . . . decorated goal posts for football games . . sponsored Sucker Day . . , sold pencils tor Pep Board . . . decorated halls for special holidays. Front: S Mangold, Sperline, Fields, l. Hamilton, Craig, Gruenewald, B. Gwinn, Crane, P. Hall, lordan, Koinzan. Row 2 Barb, Click, Caddell, Crawford, S. Hamilton, C. Hughes, Martin, D. lagla, C. Sullivan, Ahl, Hammans, K. Friedrich. Back: Gettmann, Shoemaker, Prey, Shell, Carmichael, Roedinger, L. Barker, Brauns, Miss Ottinz Cadviserl, Chandler, VVitte, DeLaney, Livingston, Dokson, B. Landers, Roath, Taylor. forty-two WHS... PE? ECARQD izll and sprmgk lxelcw Supervlsed and co-Ordmoted czcuvlties of all four pep Clubs ccnziusted fund-r::s1ng penal sale, sent Sched hooks to the Philippines. Frgntz Cxf.-Jmetzl, Rcehl, Gwmn, Ichnscn, Pclssi, Rumchr. Trefry. Row 2: I1 'kSf'ZV1 Cv wg, Swing' Ifzss Ch .1 sm zn, TVTISS Baker, Miss Teters .zdvxsersi BTIYTIQUY1, B. Landers. Row 3: N'ff,L.d'.v.1rd, Le-stef I C. f.4'.1Hiy, L. Epxker, Lwmgstcn, Lcxrkm, E. VV'1ll: xms, Keugle, B. Helm, Pcxrkins, Rehpchl. Buck: lnabnlt Lf..ithews, S. Landers, P 1L1kO'NlCh, Scheurmfxn, Hf,edxf.gcr', R. R1ChUTdSOf1, S. Scut Url, Nfxtlcy, Size-rline l. A l Boys' clubs serve schoolmcarry LETTEBMEN ltop, belowl-Jlhese boys qualified for membership by earning a letter in one of the school sports . . . led WHS through a very successful season of athletic activities. Front: Thompson, Storey, Staples, Noyd, Mr, Barnes ladvlserl, Probst, Keith, Monnct, Koulouris. Bow 2: Netz, Baker Fogerty, Corulli, lacobs, Brown, Grubb, Fugate. Bow 31 Pace, Vaughn, Davis, Pennington, Schcen, B. lffatlzng, Cori- eron. Row 4: P. Van Well, I-laistings, Derting, Vvfaqner, lnnd, Vtfaterhcuse. Back: Scott, Baines, lizqla, Hedges, Evett l.e. Rudy, Siernon. DERBY CLUB Cabovelffelfembers of this service club patrolled the fence at football games . . . sponsored Varsity Ball honoring football lettermen . . . gave their annual Sweetheart Dance . . . aided Apple Blossom Festival committee in setting up seats for Queen s Ball and Corona- tion, decorating, ushering, and handling pop corn concession. Frfnt: D. Bryant, Alrrwlirrrii, Tigner, Quinn, Bivlitzrdscn, Piqate fpresidentl, Mr. Sparks ladvisoil, Ohmo, Naughten Tlioinpscn, George, Dodson, lvlulron, Vt'hitrnan. Bork: P, Van Vfell, lack, Stewart, T. Smith, Dertinq, Gruybill, S. Mares Gault, Howard, G. Evett, Bolinqer, Re-vet. forty-four t proiects MOVlE OPERATORS CLUB talnovel ffternliers showed educational films during classes . , , ran lun movies at noon . . . hold cards certifying their proficiency in operating projection, sound, and recording equipment. Kneeling, Front: Kculouris ftreasurerl, K. Sprague, Ott, Rooney, D. Hamilton, Reed, Mr. Eller Cadviserl. Row 2: L. Clark, Cannon, Niccum, Waterhouse. Row 3: T. Brown, M. Barnhart, Crooks, Hake, Doneen. Back: D. Clark, V. Benesch, R. lordan, Wilsey, L. lagta, Howe, R. Reerns. Absent: Laughlin tpresiclentl. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERlCA Cbelowl-'Members of this national organization studied vocational agricul- ture . . . participated in public speaking and parliamentary procedure as training for future agricultural activity . . . were represented at district, state and national conferences and contests. CLynn Heminger in National Chorus at Kansas City, Cecil Ccrulli at Eastern Washington Ccntest, Ritzville, and State Oratory Contest, Pullmanl Front: McLean, F. Peterson, Kuhlman, Agens, Breiler, Zimmerman, S. Koulouris, Heminger, Mills lvice-presi- dentl, Mr. Helm Caclviserl, Burts treporterl, Grubb Csecretaryl, Courtney Cpresidentl, R. Smith, Holland, Hedman, Nelson, C. Erskine. Row 2: L. Clark, Holman, I. Clark, Anderson, Murdock, Harnes, Sears, Willard, L. lagla, Hammil, L. Beaty, O'Leary, B. Mares, Vaughn, Seibert, McKinney, Cockrum. Back: Crist, Minnick, Cheney, C. Carlson, Collins, Madson, Doneen, S. Mares, Jordan, Yancey, l. Lubahn, Clapp, Corulli, Deiting, Tibbles, lletz, Schons. IH ... forly-fiuc 'We G eri Q .-Q N3 C lJ5 GVHCEFS- Fzint: ie m Scott, till pres1de-nt, loyce Lids., c .. l' s A sevecry- zczesideit. Bicgz Gwgxe Cxxnningidrn, pxnr' zz Teil, frzll secxevzzy-treasgrer, figurine Lune, spring L-S K ll., L' 'v1:e-president. GlRLS' CLUB CANNET ,3'1Nl'W ATTVEERS CIIlfi,'.'?l Frcntz Kctloniris, vwllllllll,LYIHO,::11HIl1Il'1llilT'H, Scott, Tresedder. lilcw 23 Griizy, lviis. l.f1,,nicve, lfliss B zlcet, iliss Ch:,zg3ri1,:n, Mrs. leters, Iliss Zeiher, lflrs. Gise, ltffrs, il11s'ed ifzdviseisl, Hit-Cfifrrilws. Fvivkz Augkeriiitzn Plxizvell, Filient eiiy, iicveriy, lfl. fl xiii iltfn, Kii':'h, L11: iiiii, lieiiii, llylicwliii, P1111l41'.'J1c'l1. PEN TG cill hiqh school qirls, Girls' Club this year conducted crqoiin its well-orqcinized and extensive proqrdni for service in the school ond community. Active inornbership in GC. consists of work on one ot the inciny coinrnittees tunctioiiinpy within the tour inoior divi- sions School Service, Gornniiinity Service, Athietics, find News Bureau, lfczch ot these bureciiis has ci toculty od- viser ond cr student director to oversee the activities ot the vdrious cornrnittees operoitinq under its supervision. Points ore dwcirded lor service qiven in com' rriittees. Girls' Club Gobinet, czdvised by Mrs Eledncr Teters, serves cis the qenerdl qoverninq body tor Girls' Club cictivities. fur! gf-.six provide training for leadership... fmly-.sc'L'cn DEBATE CLUB Chelow, toplf-Members had a very successful season . . . won first place in North Central District Tournament. Ed Kilburn placed second in externpcre speaking, Division A, College ot Puaet Sound tournament rn March . . . Steve Wood received special award for meritorious service at sarne meet . . . 'Wenatchee :earn scored tour Wins, two losses at state debate tourna- nrent in Pullman rn March. Front: Miss Orton iadvrserl, Dunlap, M. Hunter, Gills, Crane, Nyholm, lsenhgrrf. Row 2: Remtert, I. lohnson, M. Allen, l, Holliday, Beverly, Matthews, Kilburn, Ackerman, Caldwell, D. Hart. Back: L. Garrett, I, Lancaster, Mehl, George, Craghead, S. Vlocd, Hanner, Schlaetlr, Hoxsey, Corulli, Barnhart. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Kbelow, octtornl Furthered interest in education as a profession . . . niet wzrh student teachers . . . visited the Audio-Visual Instruction Center . . . sponsored an after-aarne school dance. Here Mr. lvan Scales, Audio-Visual Director, explains instructional mate- rials to Blrnn, C. Davis, Honts, Wrrrneke, Mendenhall, Miss Lovejoy fadviserl, Tucker, and fbackl Dearrnger, Furst, Morrow. Z If ,.,..-qv- Classroom study is basis for club acti S.P.Q.B.-MSENATUS PCPULUSQUE BCMANUSe -Busy Latineers gave Romans Boamin' toot- ball dance . . . staged Roman School exhibit tor Open House . . . issued State Iunior Classical League Bulletin tor October . . , hosted tor Washington State I.C.L. Convention in Seattle in No- vember . . . held fund-raising candy and cookie sales . . . participated in state conferences and regional meetings at Spokane and Seattle . . . placed tour club members in state and national l.C.L. ottices . . . observed Latin Week with appropriate activities. tTopi Front: Green, Dexter, Clayton, Engley, Denton, Black, Gettniann, Hamrnans. Berg, O. l'lL1IT11lTOH. Henkel, AUSPUUT Dolman. Bow 2: Ingersoll, Barb, Beverly, D. lagla, S. Bromiley, I. Holliday, Ahl, M. Barnhart, Huot, Hanson, Barton, Bentley, Ellis, Bryant. Row 3: Chapton, lack, B. Allen, Holliday, Horan, Cunningham, Hatley, Hughes, Furst, Clay, D. Black, L. Garrett, Greene, Benesch. Back: Camp, Fax, Graybill, Hinson, Avery, Helrner, M. Allen, Brauns, Ackerman. Baker, Elmer, Abraham, Hoxsey, Laughlin. tBcttoml Seated: Le. Rudy Cquaestorl, Bepohi Cscriptorl, Miss Kyne tidviserl, I. Hart tsenior coansull, G, Staples Cjunror rcnsull. Bow 2: Kinkade, Munro, Peterson, Paukowrch. Trainer, Simon, Sperline. Shultz, Moore, Pike, West, Nehrlich, Slichter, S. Nelson, Row 3: Savaria, S, Pearsall, Slack, Sandhop, Preston, Law, Treiry, B. Lee, C. Steiner, Matthews, B Murphy, M. lohnson, Wilson, Stout, Watson. Row 4: Shoemaker, C. Muftly, M. Muftly, Morehouse, Stull, M. Woods, Sea lwerg, N. Ramsey, Murray, Ware, R. Richardson, Biker, Sprietsma, B. Staples, Z. lohnson, 'Willard Back: Williams, Knuth Vfetrnore, Tarzach, ltltchciel, Thomas, Vfarron, Soulo, Niccum, Lund, T. Van 'Woll, Schroeder, Payton, L. lordon, Bacus, Pick- ett, L. Steiner. l T I O l frwly-Him' Q,,,,. W N W ll rw, 4 Q., 5: SPANISH CLUB tabove, topJ-- Members sponsored a school dance . . . staged an assembly featuring a Mexican play . . . heard talks by local travelers in Spanish-speaking countries . . . sponsored dance classes in the rhumba, samba, and tango, taught by a professional. Front: Gaynor, S, Scott, Weir, Ricketts, S. Mares ftreas- urerl, Hall isecretaryt, Lester tvice-presidentl, N. Whitman Cpresidenti, S. Hamilton, Furgeson, Campbell, Row 2: Purcell, Hunter, Gouette, Vlinegarden, Vfindhusen, McCoombs, Koinzan, Kienitz, Gilstrap, Baughman, Farin- Wald, Dallarn, Conway, Mrs. Folsom Cadviserj. Row 3: Beyer, Olesen, le. Winegarden, Milner, Crane, Martin, Husted, Ackerman, Shultz, B. Hinman, Burks, Dodson. Row 4: Pobst, Danielson, P. Van 'Well, I. Matthews, Scha- mens, C. Davis, Larkin, Click, Eikenberry, Edwards, McLaren, R. lordan, M. Gouette. Back I. Allen, Sanders, 'lf Smith, Linville, Be. Avery, Phipps, Brauns, Bannister, B, Clark, Kellie, Usher, Barnhart, Parkhill. SCIENCE CLUB Caboveb-Organized last year to further the study and development of the sciences . . . affiliated with Science Clubs of America. Members held twice-monthly meetings featuring various science interests . . . worked for national emblems earned by a pcint system . . . took field trips to Leavenworth Fish Hatchery, Grand Coulee Dam . . . presented clever Progress of Man assembly. Front: Schafietowski, Bedient, Aispach, Rehpohl isecrefaryl, S. Koulouris ttreasurerl, Hari fvice-presidenti, Os- car, Eikenberry tpresidentl, lffarkey, Caddell, P. Koulcuris, Scholz, Farmwald. Row 2: Pickett, Kellie, Beafy, Kercheval, Abraham, Michael, B. Avery, M. Woods, E. lordan, L. Rooney, Beaty, Shoemaker, Mrs. Rochelle tadviserl. Row 3: Dearinger, Keating, Ramsey, Furst, Tucker, Crooks, Anderson, Gellatiy, Ahlers, Kcwalski, Stull, M. Fiotter, E. Williams, Shoemaker. Back: Haistings, Parks, Wile, Lutz, Lee, Fillman, Greenwood, Racas Foster, Cheney, Laughlin. i Honor Clubs accent scholarship ond achlev L QP STUDENTS of 'NHS 'JJQIQ Iiienilse-rs of Honor Society in one of three divisions, dll advised by Miss Grdce Vlester. Scholarship-ondeservice point requirerzieziis vorried dccordinq to the cldss rcxnk of the three groups-f Ndtionol, Twofbor, GPG Une Bdr. .f'flCf-fff. HCI-JUN SQCIUYY V--ft, 111.1111 1 muon, LL'.-ann, S.hf?'.19IIll'1I1, C1 zne, fffatw . X. :11:,1 ELfi31,Fl,NV 2: H. Stf:1v.o.1, fl xzlhox-.':: El 'n' gg vffgesiet :fi1'1soIJ,C:drie1l Ala! wh ff , Y 7 Grit i. QFQI1, Pow S: I. H ::i, A kwzzi ' :.:Qk:'.-:yn S. Bronnloy, 51. fwozy. Eliztk. Silk: ff. X.AvvhlTIN'1Y:, V. Eones 'fp .-H: flxghzzel, Kune, Schlfzeflu, Cx 1VghQ:d, Kzli ..: T'.'.'C-EA? HONOR SQCETY wof. P: :ti :. f.f.'C,cmlLs, Y. Ifickson, Nohrlwvh, Vfzz gl' Ei. Qi. 21: Y '.'f:fils. I. 'We Iver. HW fx: Hf,T'ifi'XIf Ef.11,:'f 1 P.GQ'i:f ' S Ifkl Exizfey, Groom, F. fl1n'm,l,1:1:: , ffyl. f' 3 S3 F.cl1y'l11,M'YL1wr1, Il! ET i:1,',... .:11',E I. f'l11'.'.'1y,G1Tls, IU,-11!1lx,ilx :y, f':::u'.-.'z.i 2: , L -1: E. '.'.'1llnru1::, H. ilrmih, Ha-111, 4'1r1n.n :lx :rr 25. 25 He'.'ffr.y, Bc mmm, Cult, Ildw zlds, Hl'l'1-Z, H' fn, fo Aveiy, Z. Inhnson, DoL1r111goz', Hawk: T.. Hy f.'- Kthen Y1l9iE1QI, P zrkhxll, I.f1L1'ghl1n, Peruivuxl, Georugo, Lo. Rudy Gr'.1l..l5, lf, Eornhlli, L. Crmeft, Hernxnzof, Px'ko2', ffi-1 son, fiav.-Jlcxnd, Hito. ,p- 'D -I :- a- . ., X i if if ml '59 Q ww 'ffev 'L C f 'H K ent -' NATIONAL FOHENSXC LEAGUE tgzlmve, topl 7 Nuticnui honomiy for top dob itcis :nd speak ers . . . cidvised by Miss Helen Qrton . . . Y meztzi Hrs pfxrticipfxte-ci LH district doiiizfvs . . . ll. Q - I iiifnmf tf,ui'nuiiieni of Pccniiif: Ncgztiiwesi iiiqii A ' '31 fi A i sfiif f is tit Gonztiug I Unive-rsity . . . ffziifi 10 wt ixlfjfi' ffiiini spvoo il 'girn xmvn' . . . bt z'f,- do- 1 :if 'uiintiriien' zt Tiiiinitin. Punt: iizzrxftyi, iiovmiy, Nyhfini, Cdziwoii, I. Pif.fi:1iiy. itfw t 7: ft. kezriitzn, Ficfxzzfoti, XT. ,f't.ffvn, :VLSI Ez: :1 fzdvirsorf, iftittiivws, H. ittintcfi, E in-J iifirz. iipifkz 121 I'Ii1'Di1'i,iEZI1T1 f - 1 ii ziniiwrt ..1i, KJ i,.LIIi, .31-htmfiz, Qizsier, Q. 'f.'c,','i, i' T.!tTi'ifIAi, 'fHifl'i'I.5.fI f7fUf'iiQi'1 :E N: 'L it 1. fir :rn ig ,n ::'y . .. i:yi.i1:s:s i.g.ii :n Q51 :ic Yiifiwn , . . iii-'Hiiiif-v 1'fFtH',if?'i f' ' 'iixifsg . 1:1 ntiizwn cf rf,-:sixty , ., zsiqzngt in .n :i','.'f'IYii,C! . . . .11 f :iii it ' :ni 1 ,right initi :Mon I new :tif-:i.2 K-1,5 .n Fei, pg :ty . , . i'i'.n': 22,151-fi, fig L HZQZI if :riiiii zns, i., Qiiiqii, V. i11'i1:s'n, E-1 Q: .,:1Qc-y, Tio:sQfldc-I, ifycrx, O. iiiiitlifii T.f:' 'igez-is fc :i1n'gf-1, Erpwn I. iftli, Ei6fIl1HijOI.ij1 i4IK..fjil6I'l!OlliiIf-I,G.iiIIl!'i1 f, :,. ZEQQI1, M :gki-y, F frgsey. Qilili. Rflit SCFIOLQ .f-iii: if :Hun 1' 1 :xy ::i,1f'y fir illjil 5 j '17ri:11fs'5. . By f.f.ss fic-.en Twin . . . Prnt Eff- :Q gy f.f. All-an '.1Xpy.ie if :f Hitt' r5f. ii :gl ::1,1n 2,Ls1nQss It. znggi-:,, Pg: cf ffg f i:,. Itlpscnt: Mars Czyn, G, Petcmzn, I-lere's what we do . . . In drama . . . and music. in publications . . . and in sports- the productions and activities providing opportunities for achievement and diversion at Wenatchee High 1 2 NJ tn! X lsnfl ' . 4, .. V' ,,, V ,, . A S G ' I Y J , , ,.-, W f Q: A i ,A ,, '72 ,-L, J , l , f .An , Q . Z 'ZZ' ,- '1 ' 0 , if eh-ll 1 3 1 Apple Leaf and Wo Wo tell story of th HE APPLE LEAF, Wenatchee High's excellent student publication, stint- ulated interest in school affairs and gave complete news coverage to all classes, clubs, students, and activities throughout the year. This challenging task kept journalism students and a sizeable staff busy each semester under the direction of Miss Helen Orton, journalism instructor. ln addition to straight news, the paper published editorials, many special tea- tures, and interesting items from the exchange papers received by the Apple Leaf from numerous high schools all over the country. Contributions irorn students also were solicited and used. As a result nothing was anticipated more eagerly by WHS students than the fortnightly appearance of their school paper. FALL APPLE LEAF STAFF ttoplf--Front: Miss Orton fadvisert, Keaqle teditorl, D. Sharp, Cr iig, l. Retity, N. Whitman fbusiness managerl. Row 2: Roles, Roehl, Gwinn, Conway, Edwards, M. Allen, Dodson. Pow 3: Peterson, Purcell, L. Baker, Wilcox. Back: Cicchetti, Scott, Parks, l. Evett, Vifatezlioxise, Cunning. SPRINC1 APPLE LEAF STAFF tbottoml--Front: Roles, Cicchetti, Sullivan, Conway and lvl. Allen Cc:- editorsl, Purcell tfeature editorl. Row 2: Rcehi, Eierhaus, Tdylor, Eakle, Cunning, N. lfnztriiin. Back: l. Evett, Baker, Scott, Miss Orton tadviserl, Holcomb, Courtway, Nifaterhouse. H' 1 fm f S -4. ig 1 .,- Y.. 1- mar- fifty-four school year... HE i951 WA WA began to take shape in September, when the first plans were made and some early pictures were taken. Before the book was completed, more than one hundred thirty pictures had been taken to illustrate the activities of the school year on the paqes and cover of the Wa Wa. In addition, hundreds of lines of identification and copy were written to record the story of Wenatchee High in l95l. Particular efforts were made this year to have more views of class- rooms and laboratories, to make the copy as informative as possible, and to get interesting pictures. V.'A WA STAFF triqhtiflwlembers of the pro- duction staff and sales staff meet for this pic- ture. Front: Putty Pobst, typing, Elsa Braiins, senior pictures and copy, Dorothy Black, copy editor, Bette Bae Woodward, typing. Back: lack Raines, drafting, Miss Anne Libby, sales adviser, Bill Staples, sales manager. 'l'..., f .0 not -iid '57 fly. 5, A , -1-. W9 A fifty-five ... ...iw M' s 'rr' ...QQ.1'1g,g1,.L1 ff: f l-was ' 4. ., U , Mfg, il v-1+ r 'WA VVA EDITORS The editors lock over ssin-. cf the phctcgxaphic copy which will eventually be printed in the VJ: 'Nm Grover Hzastinqs assistant editor, lim Hart, editor, lfzss Huy Engbretson, adviser. f Dramatic proclu picture are the prinfip :ls of the Lt1.:clc Norwo Qian cast directed by Miss Lillian Grace Brown. Frantz I-larnrnans, '.','eaver, Spoiline, La, Smith, Davenport, Lo. Smltli, Cunnin-gli xiii, Gwinn. Bsnix casts appear in the second picture: Hants, OIL, Gouette, Hamilton, Laughlin, Matthews, La. Smith, La. Smith, Harnmans, Bailey, VVeaver, Houati, Sperline. Back: S. Snizili, Koulouris, E. Reed, Bri. Avery, Kuclienreutlier, Ramsey, Tresedder, Kei' Cheval, Cunnirxalifzni Davenport, Gwinn, Dearin- qer, Blnn, llanirriiii, lirkson, lzqi 1, Gollfrtly. F!Xt',fli.Y ilOlTl'ti!3.lT' 'foftt lit :ry ff Tl zz :zali l 11.2 tlie R :lit qw after lic liws uzizril lie: to dis. '.-sn her sr n lesus. lil izylylo Cfnnntn gli :rn arrive :tt-1 1 as Mary, Virvqtl Ferfixrscin tu: l v . enriel, and Glyn Lqrtnzliltn its Brilvlii S zinuel in tliis impressive ll1v:E1 Srlicvl-liinior Cell-ejze clrtnnft wliicli was stuqleql during lioly Vfeelc. D1:ef'te'l ly lfzss Brown. STAGECRAFT 'txgrgief righfl 'l'ii.s .xtzlislficgi fl 1 ',-xliirii meets tlilrci period rtfifi 'tra res al' stays sgeiiery, lifts settled dawn tri i'11s1:te:3s with h me-rs, sxws, scisscrs, fznft lrrtsixes. Becoqnzr able are tfrontl lvfccre, C-icldfft Blznrx, Ealcle, Di 'A,' and Humlwolz, and flairckl Bullzs, l. ss Brown Calt- reftfrrl, Hivedtxl, and Kawli. HATE 'i.'t'l'l'll IUDY U'.-:cw 1. :ly wlvlllS l av hemp' :tfiwls ltxfiv lzttfri :rt 'lift T :ri irifyl: 'tri .1 ny ii wlieri fticiy ttzly PQfrrfrt grg'l anti 110: 1716-iii l.i1'71 3i.'Kt.l'3I1 :rt yr'-1 :rf ':, reiiozrse rr f21t:.11rri'l fs!-one ite .-.Wert tif tif' ine :nfl '11 n5't:.:..-: ltftzrizrtie Flzruqtxsi figs llIl1Yl'Xt1S sfliif. t-ftmmiy, CilfGl'YCti lay lift. ft.'n Dundas, W .s prefix 'ml in llecieinber. yv x 5, TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS-And even the mcnse was nct surfing :rs Pipit and luffxmc surve e the toys just lmrtizuqht lty jclly S2 Nick. The famous n rcztive psem wus delightfully pcntomxmed by lflis Browns crefztive drzmmttcs diss Gnd su Cert chczr it the Chustmas assembly. Front: Hcile , way Vw? X ,M Age Burks, Kuchenreuther. Mlddlez Gellcztly, Kerchevul, C. Muffly, Gettmunn, Mackey, Back: Roper, Courtwuy. ns luke The spotlight . . . , ft L21 flffff--S'f'l'l'll fdfwiwwi , fm!-f a 1 Song groups win opplouse . . . ,W - .i E., l f st v W QVTAL MUSIC ftciivities Crt lN'l'lS, un- der the direciicn ci Mr. Gecrqe Low, were ct ft distinguished quality in both cliordl ornd srnctllef ensenible divisions. The nxdicr production pi tlie yerrr wcrs Tits Mikado, ' the deliqlptiul Gilbert cmd Sullivan cctriig cpe-rettd presented in Q nierricrfrble tctshicn early in November. Heard in the liluncr clioruses oi The Mikado were the well-trdined, NV9ll'lDCIit'IIlCQCi voices of the concert clicir, the rglee club, and this chorus. A stoqe chorus wcts in ldponese cosf tufnes. Nine principals ccrrried the leddinfg rclesp At Christrnds time ct concert wds presented tcr the public December 20, dnd dqcrin for the students tivo days lcrter. Featured were bedutitul Cnristnitrs selections sung by the qenerdl chorus, the senior girls' triple trio, the Qlee club, the boys' cctet, and trio concert choir. All chorcrl groups rind srnctller ensetnlcles gicrrtie fgipczted in tlic Ellezislsurxr Music Festival competi- tions, where CHI impressive ctrroy of siiporicr owl excellent rcttinqs was received. QQPYECTTJCRF CINS' TFll?l.lf WPI' 3 1' rti.s1:i: ensrt .e pf yt,.rriQ:er sin rf-rs. ir nf: Ititvxey Pe ztzniz H' n's Vivid lI'1!YiH'IlTU Cz itz?-1:'l ll L li. lfw 'lif .iqiff V ' Rell tw ntp znzs' l.l ItiiftYl71U. ,Au Q'-S SENIOR GIRLS' 'IHIPLE THIO tuibovel Ilrey received .r superiors rrrtrnfr tit the Ellensburq Music Festival rn Mrirtzlr. Slroerrrarlcer trrccompfinisti, Koentopp, Gwinn, Pfzprkowirglr, Davis, Wilcex, I. Scott, Crist, Grrienew-rld Emory. CONCEIII CHOIR Clefrj 'I'Iirs oxitsfrindrnq wliortxl rrrryrrrn rrrzcle frequent rppe,1r'r1nces lwefore school rind re1i'ri'r.r.rrriy ,rndierr es, and pgrrrrcrpxteai in the Elteris- kurg lrfrrszc- Pestrv :I eornperrtrcn, where they won iwc superior rrrtinqs. Front: Gruene-Wald, Click, Rooney, Ilcmrmill, Chenette, Gwinn, Green, M, Iones, Connery, Kellorgfig, V. Icxrkson. Row 2: Gaye, Childress, P. Ervin, Grrrett, Gfilelr.-fell, lj, fIcniil'Cn, Ileriirnqer, C, Davis, Puilcowirglr, I. Scarf, Furqeson. Row 3: Tre- sedder, Iicimrricrns, Ir.fVilcox, I. Iohnson, I. Melarnder, G. Erskine, Doneen, Avey, Honts, M. Hcznriltorr, Emcry, G, Ervin, Slrzoernfuker. How 4: ff. Vain Dwerr, fl. Ferfgrzscpn, I. Allen, L. Srrrzth, FT .D V, Ferru- spn, G. Lirtrrth, Er-linger, Kerfgle, Nelier, Crist, How 5: Brrnes, I., Igrws, Iirrnvcrk, Ilriley, Ilfrrklrrll, Roberts, II risrrn rs, Trigner, Plrrprzs, C. Thorrrpsfri, I. AIrr'rIifrnr I.1rl-tin. IJ wk: I' :rrf3I1rr1f:n, Kventcgvp, If Effxzfftrris, T. II','f'!1I'I, Trrrlzer, Hrrqqs, Ifrrrrrrrrf, I.'I I4ee, Deurrngei Hmlirzf 'fftfsr rr In :I.rrrt. fifly-rrirrw . fr ii, fv 1 Q 6 I I 9 . P' I ' 1 rx r. I 4 i H rf. ' ...ra , , IF., R I Q u Q N 'Q .9 ' I I-2 I Il .2 f A f- I or V ' 4 2 :'- , . f if fj if X., V r I I n ' f r w Q I If W 5 IU?-IIGR GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO- Ji. rising qrexp of sonqsiers who have ,rireizdy f,:.:ir1e'.'ed cn excellent ruting rr! rhe Ellensliprrg Music Fes- trvrrl. Front: Icnes, Rooney, Click, Lfxnd, Eaclc: Furqeson, Shoemaker, Neher Iccscrrrpcnistl, Iccksen, Green. Absent: Gaye Wilson. Music activity strikes high note.. CHORUS lbelow, top?--Beginners in choral work, chorus members received training which sent them on tc Glef Club. Front: Hayden, Powers, M. Moore, Baker, Hill, Carpenter, Traylor, Iaspers, Toland, Cheney, Case. Row 2: P. Koulouris, Gilstrap, Rerntert, Welton, l. Parkins, Gott, Quinn, D. Erskine, Shaw, M. Hunter. Row 3: Dcneen, A. Kelley, Treiry, Keating, Dunlap, Cross, Crnterbury, D. Allen, Gouette, McKinley, Behpohl, Kelicrgw ftrya-ke., Row 4: C. Phillips, S, Wright, Milner, Et. Black, B. Allen, Ousley, A. Mellander, Vaughn, Edwards, i.. ffgii, S. Bryant, Camp, D. Wagner. Back: Sutten, Fowler, Ev. Black, Prey, Crawtcrd, B. Smith, Denison, Hummel, Rrhgrrds, Barker, Hickman, L. Erskine, Baughman, Duckett, Denton. GLEE CLUB ihelow, bottoriii-Seventy voices comprised this intermediate choral group. which was heard in The Mikado, the Christmas Concert, and the Spring Concert. Glee Club participated in the Ellensburg Music Festive. in April. Front: Theda, Bainard, Harrington, Honts, Ricketts, Myers, Maydole, Shadholt, Land, B. Gram, Dearin ', McGee, Lottelbein, Hayden, Hickman, Maxey, Willsey, Row 2: V. Howard, Burrows, Clay, lack, G. Harn, Gormley, Doclson, Gochner, Hickman, B. Davenport, Thompson, Detwiler, Linstead, Chadhourne, Craghead, Doggett, Patrick. Bow 3: MacKenzie, Aden, E. Iordan, G. Gault, R. Gault McGaughey, G, Gram, O. lngie, Land, D. Smith, Ericksoci Rochelle, Ulrich, Newcomer, Herron, Cooke, Brandenburg. Back: Parkinson, Carpenter, Hancock, Mosher, Cxznninjz, Pace,, D. Keith, G. Luhahn, I, Evett, Richardson, Fugate, F. Van Daren, Riggs, D. 'Warren B, Watson, lcrspe's, Mitchell, Behrens, Sampair. l .sixty-mic' X wr ORTTHESTRA Kahovel Senior and junior high joined forces to make up the orchestra, which has are-itly enhanced music and dramatic productions hy its excellent performances with them. Front: P. Hunter, Turner, English, B. Shfzdbolt, R. lordan, lnqle, Pennington, lacobs. Fav: 2: Rooms, Lee, Elmer, McBee, llonts, N. Bryant, Fields, Meyers, Siemon. Back: Snowdall, Percival, Mcliullen, Price, B. Iones, Ramsey, Wile, M. Earnhart, Gray, Farmwald, I. Helm. BOYS' OCTET tbelowl They're really sinqinq they know how. These boys rated superior it ihe Ellensbura Music Festivql in March, They are Phipps, Ferguson, Howard, Dearinqer, F ziltliill, lrl. Vim Priori, ll l7llIl'Iff't, F. lliiuiilton. Divid Clay is accornpgrnyinq. 51- Bond is ,NM My MM rm Indispensable O MEASURE the bands immense contribution to WHS spirit and life would be impossible, for it has become such an indispensable part of student activities that no one could imagine them Without it. Under the direction of Robert Yetter, the band performed on countless occasions at the football games, basketball games, and pep rallies of the year,giving to these events the spirit and color that band music alone could furnish. In addition the band gave its own lively pep assembly and an after-football-game dance. The band gave a splendid performance in October at the Washington Education Convention held in Wenatchee. In Ian- uary they presented an assembly concert for the enjoyment oi the students and in April a Spring Concert. A number of band members played for the Iunior High School Christmas Cantata, and a sizeable group are in the North Central Washington Honor Band. WHS BAND- Front: Mehl, Culpepper, Windhusen, B. lones, Price, l-Iusted, Bommer. Row 2: Gray, Farmwald, K, Friedrich, Otto, Cannon, D. Hamilton, Morgan, Norton, Overturf, I-lite, Wood. Row 3: Crocker, Newman, D. Scholz, Myers, Weaver, Conway, Nyholm, Gills, George, Usher, Ratzsch, Baker, Cochran, Matthews, Wile, Noonkester, Scaer, L. Van Daren, M. Barnhart. Row 4: Hedges, Walden, C. Phillips, Stout, Marshall, Roper, Wilsey, H. Reed, I. Iohnsori, Bradley. Standing: Eakle, Kane, Kienitz, Raines, Marchant. Majorettes: Cooper, Gram, Davenport, Scott, Compton. DANCE BAND Cbelowl- -This popular ensemble was in areal demand for school dances and Apple Blossom Festival doings. Shown here are ffrontl Storey, Gray, Director Bob Yetter, Usher, K. Fried- rich, and Cbackl Ramsey, Matthews, Clark, S. 'Wood, Davis. Not all members were present lor this picture. swiss SEXTET 'ie-W-ef leffl rw 1' ' f ' ' t Sweet Ile es isssea .rom :nose orasses when the sextet got going. In the group are Mr. Yetter llggxnd dirostcrl, Pickett, S. Wood, M. Barnhart, Hite, Roper. Panther football closes strong.. INISHING WITH AN l8-12 victory over Central Valley, the Panther gridmen, coached by Iack Barnes, wound up with a iourewin, four-loss record for the season. Handicapped by lack of weight, the apple city squad nevertheless fought their way to victory over several heavier teams. The average weight of the men was 160 pounds, which was even lighter than that of last year's squad. To the local fans, the Cashmere and Omak games stood out as two of the year's best because of the school rivalry involved. One of the biggest triumphs of the season, however, was the upset of the West Valley Eagles, who invaded Panther territory unbeaten and unscored and were trounced, l2-O. 1950 saw a new series started between Yakima and Wenatchee. Yearly winner of these games takes possession of a plastic apple trophy. The Panthers lost it to Yakima this year, but there's another year coming! Voted most inspirational player was Bud Revet, backfield, and cited for outstanding ability to play any position, offensive or defensive, was Pete Van Well. Other seniors playing their last year for WHS and deserving special recognition were linemen Bob Rotter, lohn Browne, Bill Avey, Ted Waterhouse, Roger Davis and Norman Vaughn, as well as Dewey Keith and less Graybill in the backtield. STARTING ELEVEN-In characteristic positions are the starting eleven. Front: Avey, Hatter, Waterhouse, Browne, Vaughn, Wagner, R. Davis. Back: Derting, Graybill, Hedges, D. Keith. I I 1-K I sign? .,.1 A A FOOTBALL SQUAD---Front: Sullivan, B. Homrriell tmanaqersl. Row l Pace, Siemens, Rotter, Waterhouse, Baker, Grcylaill, Pygott, Soule, laqla M. Day, D. Keith, Avey. RCW 2: Coach lack Barnes, Revet, I. Browne Tiqner, Schoen, Dertinq, Carulli, Grubb, M. Keith, Cox, Davis. Back Vaughn, McCarty, Kuchenteuther, S. Mares, Land, Roper, lledqes, Tlicmp son, I. Wagner, Van Well. ACTION ffllintlieis close in on a 1 :flier 'glizfstlyv looking opponent whose only way out seems tc be straight up! 1950 SEASON Sept. 15 Wen. . 7 Richland Z5 Sept. e-fWen.. .. 6 Walla Walla Sept. Wen l9 Oniak . . Oct. Wen l2 West Valley Oct. l3'fWen . U Everett. . ., Oct. Wen 49 Cashmere , Nov. Wen l8 Central Valle ANTHER HOOPSTEHS, coached by Harry Zier, were high on the United Press rating of Class A high school basketball teams all season. WHS scored 1099 season points to their opponents' 875. ln the new North Central Washington Class A league started this year, the Panthers finished in a tie with Omak for first place, their record a 7-l. Most thrilling game of the season was undoubtedly that with the Chelan Goats, Class B state champions of l95l, on the Goats' home floor. The Panthers defeated them 61- 53 in a game so close that it was 4545 at the end of the third quarter. At the District Tournament at Walla Walla, the Panthers lost first to Clarkston and then to Omak in a 40-45 game, thus ending 'WHS' hopes for the state tourney. High point man of the year was Larry Richardson, senior, with a season total of 458 points. Other seniors also playing their last year for the Panthers were lim Fugate, Dewey Keith, Ierry Evett, Vern Probst, loe Monnot, and Bob Busch. WHS ACTION lbelowlfilmak did not have the ball for long, with lohnny Abraham, lerry Eve-tr, Dewey Keith, and Larry Richardson right on the job. Panthers won their home game with Omak, lost by a narrow margin at Ornak. cagers tie with Omak ACTICN labovelelce lwfcnnzf really g the floor to reach that ball before Meses did. The Panthers defeated Moses Lake subsiantifxl margins in both gurnes. SCORES-1951 SEASON WHS Chelan 52 'NHS Ptzsvo 30 VUHS Ellensburg 48 XVHS C10 Elllttl 45:1 VVHS Yrikiniti Qt' VVHS Everett do NVHS Snohomish JL l.'fHS Moses l. zke 'tu 'NHS Chel in 53 YNHS Cinak -16 VVHS Moses L :ke 211 WHS Cashmere 3 YVHS Epllltitci Z VVHS VVall 1 Vt' :ll 1 D4 'WHS Pesli istin 36 WHS Epliruttz QQ l.VHS Peslirstin A-u VYHS Omtik 32 WHS Ctishinoe 37 VVHS Cliiikstvn 5 XYHS Oni zk League first, rote high all season -.Qk M3 H . .. .. ,., ii . :ffeefg ':, SQUAD .i,e1ov:,e-Cf. :Th Hcrfy Zlez tehs his squcxfi, Boys, I 'K N .. T.f,fv, I.1T'iII11ff'Ef 1lSI ffww :e',4 time . Heil zes, fist, Ch :pzch G, f5' :ples H 'J' :vdeh 'rt1'1n':vf-rl, Srfznfhn zz Bc:rm15'e:, Ferse, Pqefif, Gexrge Greene. dike. Fr:,n'. want you rc gel 1 good TITZIRTVS seep this time even if you have Vw 'n 'wxrxgesfhn te lex your siudies go! Frcnt: G. Evett, Mehmet, Busch, Prohsf, D. ...nel ..: Lwnti E. Kelth. Stundzngz Dertmcg, Aivruhcrn, Fmqxre, Rivhgidson, I. Evett, Semcns, Le. Rudy. , 2 Girls' P. E. program offers varied sports Action-lovers enioy seasonal games and individual sports . . . swimming, softball, deck tennis, basketball, tennis, iolk dancing, badminton, volley ball . . . VOLLEY BALL labovel-No, this is not exactly the way the sopho- more girls played volley ball. Normally there were only six on each side, but why not get more in the picture? March was the big month for this game. SWlMIvllNG CbelowlffDuring December, girls in P.E. classes en- joyed swimming daily at the Y.M.C.A, pool. Here a group of mer- iiiaids were receiving a lesson from Miss Nelda Peterson which didn't seem hard to take at all. lt.1XSKETl3ftlL til.1,VQl Koen rivqliy :ievff izeiil in pl iyini oft tlic l: iskr-tli il sxlieri :lc-. ln 1 li ziiltnf- fznislg this t?'Z!Yl oiiieijefi Uigtgtiriis, Fi 'nti l.. S'ii:'lL i t ,l1l l, f.. zy. F Plz: Griy, ' tC'tll1l'ZfWI, '.','1ttr, F ziizn' :YL t'iADlflll-l'l'Oll ti olowj' Sri liuitipie J1ll5 Cru' yea: lggdtiiintsn is one Qt tlie 'Q :igies gil :yefl Ln iliezz' TE. Sl zsses. On The ccizri here 'ire lY:,t.s Tl1CnQr'scn :nii 'fe' 1 F1 :tics 'C rl, 5 1y1n1 Q' i : l.Ln','1ll 'ni P ' 'Zz ini :gimer rl. A A ur--v in . '47 .ig 3 lf Q. .- nnfxz ..a4,.. X Lf gb. Wu, My M W ,, I 1' PANTHERETTES tcibovel -These girls have Won the SOO point Big They assisted Miss Peterson in the girls' P.E. office. Front: Nyholm. Row 2: Gwinn, Wilcox, Miss Peterson tcrdviserl, Pazukowich, I. Scott, Bock: Gray, Coddell, R. Richardson, Hum- phries, Purcell. Ll'l'TLE VV tbelowl--lNiriners of this letter have earned 300 points in qirls' sports. Front: Witte, Lund, Hartley, Eikenberry. Row 2: P. Hell, Peterson, Avery, B. Lznders. Row 3: Lubcrhn, Sperline, Hcimmiil, E. Blink, D. Black. Row 4: M. Rotter, Lcrrkin. Hinmon, B. Smith. Cn hill and track, court ond dia SUCCESSFUL and promis- ing l95l season was recorded by the Wenatchee ski team under the quid! Qmce at Coach Frank Cumbo. Beginning in lanuary with a 12th place in the Beta Cup Giant Slalom entered by twenty- two schools, WHS skiers progressed to the tour-way invitational Meet and cap, tured second place, with Al Stewart winning cross-country and lim Franklin down-hill and tour-way combined. A big triumph was the taking of fourth place in February at the International H.S. Meet at Bossland, B. C., where eighteen schools competed. The season was crowned by the defeat ot Leaven- worth in the Slalom Bace March l6, with Ted Waterhouse bringing in the victory. Ted was team captain and a very consistent performer. High point man was lim Franklin, also top tour-way man. Most unusual was Cameon Hughes, tirst girl ever to win a major letter in a boys' sport. SKI TEAM fleftl-f-Front: Shultz, Coach Frank Cumbo, Hughes, Burks. Back: A. Stewart, Water- house, B. Scott, l. Franklin. nd... TENNIS-Spring practice was delayed by an unseasonal fall of snow in March. When it became possible to use the courts, these students blossomed out with their rackets. Front: Boender, Gray, Slichter, Nyholm, Seaberg, Overrnan, Raines. Row 2: Coach Fred Ulery, Tucker, N. lones, Ulrich, Marchant. Back: Laughlin, Handy, G. Harn, Ball, L. Steiner, Chapton, Clifford, Wood. TRACK tbelow, left!--A sizeable crowd again turned out ior track as soon as the weather permitted. Front: Bickel, Holland, Black, Limbaugh, Agens, Daggett, Stull, Stewart, O'Leary, Dillon. Row 2: F. Hamilton, Anderson, Gouette, M. Keith, Moro, Hunter, Coach Harry Zier, L. Iordan, Holcomb, Franklin, Bannister, Monnot. Row 3: Warren, Ramsey, Parkhill, G. Staples, Storey, lacobs, Davis, Stewart, McCarty, Wilsey, Riggs, L. Clark tmanagerl. Back: Tatham, L. Rudy, Land, Thompson, Haistings, D. Keith, Pennington, Roberts, Graybill, Wagner, Hedges, Coach Harold Babcock. BASEBALL tbelowl--Winter's unexpected return to W'enatchee in March held up the spring baseball turnout for several weeks. Shown at the left, below, are the baseball lettermen who were back on the job this year. Front: B. Watling, Noyd, C. Iohnston, N. Whitman. Standing: Derting, Richardson, Abraham, Coach lack Barnes, Fogerty, Ll. Rudy, D. Keith. At the right, four of the fellows are ready for a little catching practice: Noyd, Fogerty, Derting, B. Watling. 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