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

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rr , Fall Officers: President Mike Gnagy, Vice President Lany Kliewer, Treasurer Lori Leedy, Secretary Janet Shamberger. From a little spark may burst a mighty fIame. CDanteJ A tiny acorn turns, one day, into a magnificent oak tree. A helpless baby grows to be the great Abe Lincoln. The Wright brothers never dreamed possible such crea- tions as the Gemini and Appollo rock- ets. For greatness is not born-it is made. A mighty Senior was once an embry- onic sophomore . . . This year the sophomore class spon- sored a popcorn ball sale, a dance, and several other money-making projects. The ever-present pop bottle drive con- tinued throughout the year. All of the projects will help promote the Junior Prom in 1969. Until then, the sophomores, with the promise of maturity, must wait . . . wait...wait... I lass of 70 wg, M? ww '-ii 51. MY KM X tif, X . iw fem , Q 0 Abwx lg ly A 4 3 i itil A ... X 5:.'.,s,.. ii ii 4 it v Y i me we , rr my .gf f 4 , K wi or f X .mm rx, W, 3 v r ,r yi it , .fii -i'- 5 lk wxiwy k' sl' J hi w v 'M Qi 1 1' If , h,, Uhfsyi' ,rc 9'-'wits ri u T , ,, ,-:mmap 3ymm.X3f,i ar ffgf W , xg ' Mi in i' -v i stty M +1