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

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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

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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

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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,