Wenatchee Valley College - Wejuco Yearbook (Wenatchee, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1949 volume:

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M ,Q it y W f , f J A V I' Editor t,,., t..,,, ,t,,,, t,.. t.t.,,,,,..,,,. B 1 1 1 Morris Jlfvp-f-'7 A 1 -1 ,Associate Editor .,s,s,, ,,.,,s,s,V,. o,o,o P a t Cross v 4 VC A' fel ,L ' f V Layout Editor .i.,.,o Shirle Mathews fd C L 'Af 41 ,.'h K7 , I I Copy Editor ,r,r,r r,..w,o,.,s, G inqer Sarge A AJJL' 1' K, L E, U ' Art Editor r.,..,s,r,,,,, s,s,r,,. D eane Stewart t 1 J - 4 5-14 Ll-417 ,UALZS Photography .,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,s Dave Iohn X N ' Business Manager .,,,o Don MacLean ' 'JJ ' Jflfblfc . ,j I6 ,J tt M1 J ,,,,V, , ff' O Oo 1,0 M M +-1 5 hi F ws Q 'H 2.4 Q A i P' 5 TI-IE WEJUCCD I Wenatchee .lunicr College Wenatchee, Washington Walume Na. 3 94 OVZWOI' Apple Blossom Timefrthe miraculous gift of Spring to our valley. After a winter's sleep under a blanket of snow the apple trees awake and soon burst into bloom as if touched by a magic Wand. The slopes of our valley are bathed in delicate pink and Spring is at her glorious best. Everyone is joyous at that season of the year in anticipation of the festival held to honor the blossoms. At no other time is the community so united as it is when preparing for the festival. Everyone is fired with the determination to make our festival the best in the world. lust as Spring brings with her a promise, so too do the Apple Blossoms bear a promise--fa promise of an abundant crop in the fall ea crop which is the mainstay of our valley. We of the staff of the l949 Weiuco on the following pages express our thanks and appreciation for the glorious gift that is ours. V U -iq -4' in 'Q If 0 ?-Q Z2 rfb CLASS GF '4l Standing, left to right: Robert H. Nelson, Roger H. Holt, G. William Hudson, Le Roy LaVigne, Herb Leonard, Iessie L. Tracy, Robert L. Salter, lean A. Massey, Melvin F. Bourne, Lloyd T. Campbell, Donald E. Dundas, Robert H. Taylor, and Eldon W. Anderson. Sitting, left to right: Robert G. Virgin, Norma E. Hansen, Mildred S. Hammond, Beverly I. Kellogg, Elizabeth lean Andrews, Blanche l. Gardner, Ruth Edwins, Dorothy lean Smith, Marcella Griffith, and lean L. Lincoln. Not pictured: William D. Van Hoose. foo ly edicafiolz As Wenatcliee lunior College reaches the close oi its tenth year, the Associated Students dedicate this Weiuco to its tirst graduates, the Class ot '41, The outstanding records ot these twenty-tour alumni have been a constant inspiration to those who have followed. L I-ug o If 0 'WWW' Airplane View of lunior College Decm's Qffice Lounge mi Publications Room Drama Studio Typing Room Mr. Snycter's Shop Mechanical Drawing Room Chemistry Laboratory TABLE CDF CGNTENTS Administration Students Organizations Sports Activities i ' la' t' ' ?E W1 ,M- jr Miss Carolyn Sterling, Paul Furqeson. Wilbur Elder, Harvey Davis, Bill Hoard, Mrs. T. I. Stockstill, Leslie Lewis BOARD CF TRUSTEES Wilbur Elder, President Leslie D. Lewis, Vice-president Mrs. T. l. Stockstill W. R. Hoard Harvey F. Davis Carolyn Sterling, Secretary Paul F. Furqeson, President of College Superintendent of Schools Paul F. Furgeson President B. A., University of Washington We are observing this year the tenth anniversary of Wenatchee lunior College. We are indebted to those whose vision and foresight started the college and also to numerous other citizens who have actively supported it. its steady growth and its acceptance by students have definitely established it as an organized educational institution in North Cen- tral Washington. The reputation of a college is not determined by its size but rather by the extent to which it contributes to the needs of its students. lt is the desire of the faculty to help stu- dents gain the most from their lunior College experience. Students themselves have made a significant contribution through their spirit and de- termination to make Wenatchee lunior College a worthwhile institution. With this attitude on the part of the faculty and students continued progress is assured. l consider it a privilege to be associated with a junior college that offers so much promise for future growth and development as does Wenatchee lunior College. New buildings and facilities are now being planned for the college and it is hoped that they will be a reality in the near future. The next ten years should witness great developments. l am sure that the college life portrayed this year will recall, in years to come, enjoyable and worthwhile days spent in Wenatchee lunior College. My best wishes are extended to every student who has attended the college this year. Paul F. Furgeson, President of Wenatchee lunior College. l-lelen Van Tassell Dean B.S., MA., University of California Wenatchee Iunior College is proud of the advances made in this the tenth year since its founding. Although the long dreamed of college campus has not yet materialized, con- struction within the college-high school building has given us improved college facilities. A sign over the King Street entrance to the building designates the college Wing. An of- fice suite including a general office, quarters for the publications staffs of the Knight Edi- tion and Weiuco, as Well as an office for the dean and a faculty conference room give both students and faculty a work center. The new biological laboratory and radio studio have made possible an expansion of the curriculum to include additional courses in nursing science and in speech. On the activity side of college life advance has been made also. Besides the usual participation in football, basketball, and skiing we have this year entered competition in tennis, track, debate, and the state junior college music festival. Several new clubs have been formed. Social life has included after-the-game dances in the lounge, several semi- formal and one formal dance, a carnival, as well as sleigh rides, skating parties and picnics. We believe that the year past has been a good year in Wenatchee lunior College and We look forward to further improvement in the college facilities and subject offerings so that this institution may ever better and better serve the needs of North Central Washington. Helen Van Tassell Dean KATHARINE PHIPPS, Dean ot Women, Speechy BA., State College ot Washington. is IOHN A. BROWN, Dean ot Men, Social Science: BA., MA., University of Washington, Seattle Pacific College, Mount Vernon lunior College. , l Patti Patton, BA., M.A. in L. S., University of Oklahoma Mary Morris, A. A., Wenatchee Iunior Coiieqe. Iuriior Coiieqe Library The Outer Ottice Ianet Houtchens, Secretarial Science,B .A., MA., State College ot Washington. David Mahrt, Business Adrnin- istration, B.A., M.A., State College of Washington. Honora Zeiher, Typing: B. A., University of Washington. Lloyd Richard Bell, Social Science, B. A., Eastern Wash ington of Education, M. A., University of Washington. Edson Dow, Business Law: LLB., University of Washington. lay V. Bller, Physics, B.A., M.S. McPherson College, University of Washington, University ot Chicago. Lorna Buthertord, Music, B.A., Whitman College. A. E. Penick, Science: B.A., MS., University ot Washington. Doris Hanley, Science, BS., lVl.A., Ball State Teachers College, Indiana. Virginia Cttini, French: B.A., lVl.A., University of Wash- ington, Stantord University. Beinholt l-laring, Engineering Drawing, B. A., State College ot North Dakota, University ot Washington, University of North Dakota. Lillian Grace Brown, Dramatics, Englishg B.A., M.A., Whitman College, State College of Washington University ot Washington. Gladys Irene Selleck, Nurses Nutrition, BS., Iowa State College. Ruth R. Arlander, Mathematics, B. A., MA., University of Washington. Arlene Martin, Englishg BA., M.A., University of Colorado. Harry Zier, Physical Ed- ucation. B. A., Easte ern Washington Col- lege oi Education. Fern Cousineau Dun- can, Art, BS., Uni- versity ot Oregon, Art Study in Oregon State College, Chi- cago Art Institute, Columbia University, European Study. Clinton E. Snyder, Me- chanicsg G e n e r al Motors Institute of Technology, D e a r - born, Mich. Mary Dietz, Physical Educationg B.A., George Williams, Chicago. I9 SCDPHOMORES FRESHMEN I S1fLLJe12f5 I ' 1 Q J' f X M' an Mm a..M1mQ'S?'1'L ' W wwf' nw- M, --gl.. 'Sf KW Ml!! an-1 any ,W A? My 4, Q-g 'f--1 3 'A 'Q M fy? MK 'V'-I 'LU' Y, I' ff , My W W-Q 1' d ff '?'ssf'W !'i'4 Q 'W' MU!-F 1 i. A.,:.1 8.55 in . k M-gi WW VW ' zfcfivzam W. A .V y i-fffyfgWzUiwi :?p,9sq 1 47? 5,7 f is S Wm, 4iAQ ,K Z mul NW QPF in.. SOPHOMCRE OFFICERS: Paul Wilson, president: Betty Nuttinq, secretary-treasurer: and Gary Adams, vice-pres? dent. 0lUk0WL0l'65 Colleen Mary Adams ' Speech W-enatchee High School Victor D. Bess ' Science Wenatchee High School lack O. Feil ' Wenatchee High School Richard D. Kielrneyer ' Engineering Wenatchee High School ' GRADUATES Gary Adams ' General Arts Wenatchee High School Lowell C. Dohyns ' Fisheries Wenatchee High School Donald R. Horey ' Engineering Wenatchee High School Donna Lane Drarnatics Wenatchee High School Patricia Mae Pitcher ' Librarianship Wenatchee High School Elizabeth lean Nuttinq General Arts Wenatchee High School lrene Schoenrnakers ' Wenatchee High School Richard G. Van Well Physical Education Wenatchee High School ' GRADUATES 24 Belva Elizabeth Hilscher Drama and Speech Wenatchee High -iihool M 777 ' V 4U 'QT fgig 26, V A, f ,, 'Ke zfafwcf W Y wwfqeffi- fecffq -4 171432, if gg,wifvMV fd 1 .Mfkf MMM' f 2 4' ' 7 ' J ALA' vf661.5L7LgfJ.4f , is ,jf ' Xjfw-M-A X714 71,4-7L.g,l-6' .e N EAM i Igvcm wen X306 P ,glee Radio Speech 1 Wenatchee High School Alvan Privette lr. Logging Engineering Pacific Grove, California High School Marjorie Woods Secretarial Training Wenatchee High School kagz?-fa, Kenneth Talbert Forestry Grantville High School Robert D. McDougall ' lournalism Cashmere High School Charles P. Rieclinger Ir. General Arts Wenatchee High School De Wayne Mc Kenzie ' Science Cashmere High School Paul C. Wilson ' Science Wenatchee High School 36 I Qtdvvlll ywwftrf -rw QQWYW Www ff M-G-JL.v.L.,hf W ' L.: Q-M3 tblfiliwat,-.3 , Albert A. Snygllerayqhgmygfytt Wenatchee High School MAL Hanford B. Choate 5' Radio Speech Wenatchee High School Dale Elmer ' Business Administration. Wenatchee High School ' GRADUATES 25 Donald Magary ' Engineering Wenatchee High School Wallace Lancaster ' Wenatchee High School William Lathrop General Arts Wenatchee High School Walter Seller ' Science Wenatchee High School Deane Stewart Art Cashmere High School Wayne Milne ' Business Administration Dryden High School Mary Gertrude Pierce ' Art Wenatchee High School Robert Otteraaen Beryl Smith Florticulture Wenatchee High School Mathematics Vlfinlhrop High School ' GRADUATES 26 J l' 65 A172602 . Gfass 5 ,,.......... ,,,.......- b3 'lllM-an I2--4-.. vi' Gil Edwards, Treasurer: Sammy Van Weqen, Secretary: Ginger Sage, Vice- Presidenig Dave Groche, President. Ray Bush, Ben Cottman, Bob Burgess Elwood Corulli, Don Carlson, Belly Bolen Bill Morris, Duane Kinkade, Dave lohn, Bill Botis, Gil Edwards Kaiherine lohnson, Shirley Mai- hews, Phyllis Seaman, lo Ann Vifoodward Marvin Jordan, Larry Kelly, Iim Lowe, Edgar, De Shazo, Don Hinrnan, Dennis Smiih David Linville, Norman Quinn, Virgil Hastings Ed Raymond, Ralph Peterson l,ell Phelps, Sammy Von Vlfegen, lim Dynes, Gil Edwards, I. Al- lgn Milne, Gordon Thomas Bob l-linson, Boh Wliitbeck, Bob Slechier, Dick Winn. Ginger Sage, Gracie Pilgrim, Eih- el Moe Nygard, Naomi Zimmer- man, Virginia Wciiling, Mari- lyn Richardson, Louise George Donna Rumhurg, Peggy Grogan, Chloe Simon I. Bfown, Roy Auger, Tom Bren- nan, Don Boll Vlfallace Ames, Gene Anderson, Don Allyn Lila Kipp, Ben Hammans, Bryon Houqqard, Glenn Struble lsobelle Fairholm, Barloara Lin- ville, Barbara Loe-pp, Virginia Hasler Iackie Short, Iackie O'Toole Dick Duffy, Maurice Delabarre, Carl Curiis, Bill Cox Ardes Colyar, luaniia Cleek, Pat Cross Ronald Koch, Beryl Smith, Benson McDonald Pat Moore, Doris LaRue, Arlene Hansen Arlen Simms, Dave lohn, Don Walker, Horace Larson Burke Hatfield, lerry Nichols, Al Greenaway Dean Hanan, less Penfold, Don Vllalker, Bob Sandberg lack Keller, Lee Mounqer, Harley Hanan Chuck Day, Phil Adams, Al Privette, Chuck Ward, Dave Groche, Ray Fears Pat Voeqe, Kenny Anderson, Vlfalt Seiler Bill Milliken, Dick Kielmeyer Lawrence Allyn Lois Armour Dennis Babst Barbara Birge Coralie Bishop Phyllis Brereton Ruth Brisky lo Brayles Iames Cage Virginia Dynes Barbara Edwards lames Embree Dorothy Eskew Shirley Fay Milton Galbraith lsabelle Gates Marjorie Green NOT PICTURED Darrell Hanan Marvin Hartley Verleen Holt Elmer Kaiser Tom Kelley Louise Kercheval Lyle Kile Shirley Lundy Don Mac Lean Ray Maxwell Ellen Morrison Marjorie McMullen Nancy Nutt Io Ann Parish Carol Payne lvan Quittenton Harold Ream Bob Sandberg, Marie Richardson Ralph Peterson, Don Walker Gary Shill, Ray Auger, Mau rice Delabarre, Adam Pflu garth Fritz Schneider, Kenneth Zacher Marj Gockley, Helen Tanguy Don Raymer Bob Robertson Doris Robinson Doris Russell Beatrice Smith Bob Smith Betty Sooy Irene Sprouse Norma Lea Straley Billie Swindell Ernestine Syring IW Taylor Dan Teters Kern Thornton Lynn Van Scoylc Dorothy Warman Hal Werner Gfafoqrapks Students of the frog Microbiology students lockie cmd Chuck broodcostin' Mrs. Hanley Snyoler's Shop An Artistic Group Personal Appearance Appears The Traveling Theatre 3 Basketball Reco Beryl Smith Cioposite Page luamta and Pat Outer Cttice Classroom Actio rdinqs Catherine lohnson and Shirle Math ws Assembly Stuff Art Exhibit Porch Characters U Shot Chemistry Student Nurses from the Deaconess and St. Anthonys l-lospitals in classes in microbiology, nutrition, English and chemisrty. Wenatchee lunior College works in affiliation with St. Anthony's and the Deaconess l-lospitals as it otters the first year college courses required to be- come a registered nurse in Washington. About twenty girls from these two Wenatchee hospitals are enrolled at WIC throughout the year in addition to their regular hospital classes and tloor Work. The courses ottered by the college are: nutrition, chemistry, anatomy-physiology, microbiology, psychology and Eng- lish. The girls will complete their second year ot college and their hospital train ing at some larger city. Wenatchee lunior College Chorus Under the direction ot Mrs. Lorna Rutherford the college chorus has had an en- joyable year. lnadeguacy ot time and personnel may have presented prob- lems, but the chorus telt no serious handicap and floated through the year pre- senting tour original radio programs and participating in the annual Washing- ton junior college music festival at Everett. One ot the members ot the chorus Miss Betty Nutting, Was chosen as a member ot the highly selected seventy Voice choir selected from tour states. 1 Mrs. Rutherford and Phil Adams Betty Nutting EXECUTIVE I-IGNORARY SOCIAL Orqcuzizczfiom 'Wax ,MMM My 1 Ween W- g any xecufive oar Walter Seiler, President of Asso- ciated Student Body. wwmwwn: Dick Kielineyer, Ethelrnue Nyqard, Al Privette, Colleen Adams, Dave Groche, Paul Wilson. 42 Walt Seiler, Dave Groche, Al Privette, Paul Wilson, Bill Lathrop. Ethelrncte Nyqcxrd, Shirle Mathews, Belvcr l-lilscher, Put Cross, Dave lohn, Vic Bess. ASSCCIATED VVCMEN STUDENTS Phyllis Seaman, Colleen Adams, Betty Nutting, Pat Moore, Shirle Mathews, Pat Pitcher, Virginia Hasler, A.W,S. Officers. This organization, whose aim is to provide all the women with participation in the college activities and insure interest in the social as well as the academic side of education, has done a good job in upholding its goal. Active in the affairs of the student body, the A.W.S. have sponsored, this year, an Alumni Tea, King of Hearts Tolo, Mothers Tea, a dance reception after the Drama Fes- tival, and various other dances. ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS Bill Cox, Chuck Ward, Hanford Choate, Al Privetteg A.M,S. Officers, With the Varsity Ball, a Graduation dance, entertainment during half-time at football games, and numerous social gatherings in the lounge, the A.M.S, has kept its assignments: to provide the men With a voice in the student government and to promote social life in Wenatchee lunior College. Glenn Struble, Dave lohn, Al Privette, Elmer Kaiser, Bill Lathrop, Duane Kinkade,VKenneth Anderson, Walt Seiler, Lell Phelps. Louise George, Marilyn Richardson, Betty Bolen, Arlene Hansen, Ginger Sage, lackie Short. Phyllis Seaman, lo Ann Woodward, Catherine lohnson, Pat Cross, Ethelmae Nygard, Colleen Adams, Belva Hilscher, Pat Moore, lrene Schoenmakers. Shirle Mathews, Doris La Rue, luanita Cleek, Naomi Zimmerman, Gracie Pilgrim, Chloe Simon, Peggy Grogan, Betty Nutting, Donna Bumburg, Virginia Hasler. PEP CLUB The object of the Pep Club is to promote college entertainment and school spirit, and it has upheld its aim nicely. Upon the resignation of President Gary Adams, Vice-president Dave lohn took the reins and with efficient leadership held the club together to promote en- thusiasm among the students. The Sock l-lop, an early-fall dance, was followed by a coast- ing party and later a skating party. A hayriole and Weiner roast, and various other skating and dancing parties Wound up the social side of the Pep Club activities, although numerous school services were performed. Decorating for Home-Coming, furnishing shaker sticks, the Football Banquet, and the lunior College float are some of those activities. Pep Club does not boast an enormous treasury, states Dave lohn, but we like to see l. C. students have a good time. KNIGHTS CTF Tl-IE ROUND TABLE Hanford Choate, Bob McDougall, Paul Wilson, Deane Stewart, Gary Adams, Maurice Delabarre Mr, Bell, Beryl Smith, Dave lohn, Dick Kielmeyer, Al Privette Betty Nutting, Virginia Hasler, Belva Hilscher, Ethelmae Nygard, Pat Moore, Chloe Simon, Pat Pitcher Starting the tall term ot '48 wth only tourlregular members, the Knights ot the Round- table soon found eligible students and at the end of the year, their roll call listed eighteen members. The Roundtablers, as the club is commonly known, is an honor society with member- ship limited to those students capable ot maintaining at least a 2.5 grade average. The pur- pose of the club is to foster better social, academic, and activity programs here at the col- lege, and to advertise W.l.C. throughout North Central Washington. Throughout the past year the Roundtablers have striven to uphold the scholastic and social ideals which make tor good school citizenship. Their activities include athletic season ticket sales, poster publicity campaigns, dances, and informal mixers which class the Knights ot the Roundtable as one of the most enthusiastic and school spirited clubs at W.l.C. Hantord Choate, Bill Lathrop Miss Brown, luanita Cleek, Mary Morris, Mari Gockley, Belva Hilscher laclcie O'Toole, Colleen Adams, lackie Short, Virginia Hasler DELTA PSI OMEGA Delta Psi Omega is a national Dramatics Honor Society designed to promote more in- terest in and better understanding ot the drama. lt was organized so that students might profit from the exchange ot knowledge and a feeling of comradeship. The Wenatchee Chapter of Delta Psi Omega has always been active in the field of drama, giving Wenatchee lunior College many fine productions. When the Traveling Chil- dren's Theater went on the road two years ago, it gave W.I.C. the only traveling collegiate childrens theater west ot Denverfa distinction that has held until this year. The childrenfs theater, known as the Wenatchee Collegiate Troupers, is only one ot Delta Psi Omega's activities, however. For the past three years the organization has sponsored the North Cen tral Washington Drama Festival, giving high school drama students an opportunity to have their work evaluated by expert critics. ln addition to these projects, Delta Psi Omega also sponsors several all-college plays during the year, making the drama department ot Wenatchee lunior College one ot the finest and most active in the junior colleges in the state. LETTERMENS CLUB Dave Iohn, Bill Lathrop, Bill Cox. lo Ann Woodward, Iackie O'Toole, Don Horey, Don Vtfalker, Vic Bess, Alvie Greenaway, Hal Werner, Paul Vtlilson, Nita Cleek, Colleen Adams, Dick Kielineyer, Ken Anderson, Bob Hinson, Jerry Nichols, Bud Hartley. Cush Seiler, Gil Edwards, Al Privette, Chuck Ward, Gary Adams, Bob Smith, Ben Cottrnan, Ray Auger, Glenn Struble, Bob Otteraaen, Bob Slechter. Feeling a need for a Club to recognize WlC's lettermen, a group ot students started last year to organize a Letter Society. Organization was only to the planning stage when the end ot the school year carne, halting progress till this year. The project was started again with renewed vigor last fall and plans were pushed to the completion stage. The Lettermerfs Club roll call now boasts twenty-eight rnernbers. The purpose of the club is to promote more athletics ot a higher standard tor WIC and all North Central Washington. Don Horey, Vic Bess, Ben Cottman, Duane Kinkade. Dave lohn, Dick Kielmeyer, Phyllis Seaman, lo Ann Woodward, Catherina Iohnson, Shirle Mathews, David Linville, Ralph Peterson. Jerry Nichols, Al Privette, Chuck Vifard, Don Walker, Norman Quinn, Don Ball, Virgil Hastings, Marjorie Gockley, Elmer Kaiser, Bill Cox, Marvin lordan. SKI CLUB Some oi the trophies Won by the individual ski team members and the ski team as a Whole. These trophies were won at the Various intercollegiate ski meets in which the WIC slat riders competed last winter, CHESS CLUB Glenn Struble, Bill Lathrop, Dave Iohn, Don Allyn, Gary Shill, Lawrence Allyn Ierry Nichols, Arlen Simms, Bill Milliken, Chuck 'Ward, l-laniord Choate The WIC Chess Club, dubbed Whiknis twhite knightsl, found its beginning in early February, l948, At that time WIC was blessed with an unusually strong crop oi chess players, including Bill Lathrop, Don Lumberg, Horner Vaughn, Carl Shantz, Don Allyn and Lawrence Allyn. Only halt of that strong six rnan team were back this year Q Bill Lathrop, Lawrence Allyn and Don Allyn. But new chess players have developed naturally, and chess is by no means on the decline at WIC. The principal objectives of the Whiknis are to secure competition for the members and to promote chess in and about WIC. To carry out these aims the chess club always keeps the lounge supplied with chessmen and always finds time to instruct those who wish to learn chess. The WIC Chess Club has found it difficult to arrange matches with other colleges, since there are few near at hand with chess clubs, The Whiknis are working on two correspondence games with Gonzaga University. A vis a vis match was also scheduled with Gonzaga for Feb- ruary l2, won by Wenatchee by default, Officers for the chess club are Bill Lathrop, president, Don Allyn, vice-president, Lawrence Allyn, secretary. KNIGHT EDTTICN The Knight Edition in its third year oi publication has become a very definite fixture in the WIC school lite. lt is published biweekly by the journalism class under the instruction oi Mrs. Arlene B. Martin. The Knight Edition is a member oi the Associated Collegiate Press. Above are pictured this year's editors Bob McDougall and Ed Baymond. The stait shot shows Catherine lohnson, Bill Morris, Peggy Grogan, Pat Moore, l. W. Taylor, Lell Phelps, Ben Cottman, Pat Cross and Don MacLean in the usual publications room confer- ence. Bill Morris Editor ot the l949 Wejuco WEIUCQ STAFF Mary Pierce, Ellen Morrison, luanita Cleek, Pat Cross, Catherine lohnson, Betty Bolen, Marilyn Bichardson, Pat Moore, Shirle Mathews, Helen Tanquy, Ginger Sage, Dave lohn, Bill Morris, Ben Cottman, Deane Stewart, Bill Lathrop, Elwood Corulli. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL SKIING Sporfs Aww .X k, W W W V j.1s3,wafg,,- ., M ., , 2' . ,f XM M X, www Ani' W W Aw afiwggy. '- wavy j H X +92 Q 1 , m 5533+ W .X k'A'z A EK M5991 'M W X. jflziqlzfs Glzeer 661 ETS Iuunitu Cleek lcrckie O'TOO1e Yell Queen, Colleen Adams lo Arm Woodward Donnd Lone may Www, WE CCACH HARRY ZIER, BLA., EaSt9m Washington College lC tootball, high school basket ball and track coach. COACH lVAN SLIM EUSTACE, BA., Easter Washington College IC basketball coach, junior high physical education depart- ment. DAVE IOHN L Football manager BILL LATHROP Basketball manaqer JUN? GLENN STRUBLE Football manager Hot day, boys? Who's got the pigskin? Diving Dave reels all five. Wilson C225 in on anoiher play. Although the boys didn't crack The win Column, the season wasn'i a ioial loss. Coach l-larry Zier, coaching his iirsi season in the TC Conference, speni ihe season profitably building a Contender for nexi year's honors. Dave Cfroche, Paul Wilson and Ceo Hurd did most oi the pigskin packing While Gary Adams, Clarence Siurnpi, Bernard Burke, Pat Voege, l-lal Lyons, All Priveiie and Neil Dunckel did workhorse duly on the line. Get in the game, Nic Dunckel sacks one Foul on you, Ray Fatboy Hartley sinks another With only one returning letterman, Bud Hartley, and with height conspicuous by its ab- sence, ten Knights had a tough time against the league competition. The boys used a slow moving screening attack which proved Very ettective against the league's taller members. The won 4, lost l2, record doesn't show the actual strength ot the local squad, as they gave league leading Olympic and runner-up Everett a pair ot see-saw loattles. Dave Groche, Gene Knutson, and Bud Hartley were given honorable mention by the all-league poll. Alvie Greenotwoy NA h 1 Dctve Groche Bud Hotrtley larry IC O S Gene Knutson Group Picture Ctront rowl Coorcli lvctn Slim Eustoce, Alvie Greenorwcry, Bud Hartley, Gene Knutson, Dctve Groche. Clocrck rowl Bob Hinson, lerry Nichols, Roy Auger, Neil Dunckel, Bob Smith, Al Privette. W 5,155 V- tw. , if A.,, fn? 9.5 fax!-Ji, in 1 W me gf y The Faikenberq Trophy Won by the Knight ski team at the Whitman Invi- Sk' R . This is a traveling trophy to be kept for one tationailntercoiieqiate i aces Y ear by the team winning the Whitman Meet. flziqlzf Keane Ski Team Cleft to rightl Don Raymer, Vic Bess, Don l-lorey, Don Walker, Hal Lyons, Coach Frank Cumbo, Dick Parks. i949 has been a stellar year tor Wenatchee lunior College in skiing circles around the Northwest. The highetlying Knights won over the Vtfashington State B team, Whitman College, Cheney, Walla Walla College, and Yakima and Everett lunior Colleges. The only loss that mars a near perfect record was against Seattle University by a seven point margin. Spearheaded by co-captains Vic Bess and Don Walker the Knights ski team composed ot Dick Parks, Don Raymer, Don l-lorey, and Hal Lyons became the Washington State Iunior College Champions in addition to winning the second annual Whitman Invitational lnter- collegiate Ski Race and the coveted Falkenberg Trophy. We did tar better than any ot us realized we would do tor our tirst year in a major sport. Even in the one meet we lost this year against Seattle University, one of the top-notch ski- ing powers ot the Pacific Coast, our showing was highly commendable, said Ski Coach Frank Cumbo. ,km Horey in form Here comes Ben Parks shows 'ern Victorious Vic Is skiing popular? Slalom expert Walker Ski Coach Frank Curnbo There goes Ben Here's Horey aqain TENNIS Tennis leads the interest list as far as spring sports are concerned in l.C. This sport was set up on an intercollegiate basis this year to afford college calibre competition to the Washington I.C.'s. Chuck Ward, Bill Milliken, Ierry Nichols and Bud Hartley headed the group of tennis enthusiasts. Iohn A. Brown coached the tennis team. TRACK ln addition to his high school track coaching, Harry Zier supervised the l.C. track men. The men competed in the Longview lnvitational Meet, in a meet with Yakima and in the Washington lunior College Track Conference in Vancouver. Sam Van Wegen in the 100, Hal Werner throwing the javelin, Bob Hinson in the distance events, and Dick Kielmeyer pole vaulting led theW.I.C. field. DANCES PARTIES GAMES Gfcfivifies 513 .,,... I W wg N5 5. W ' 'Q-5 ' II f,.-.f:E..fs.:- P' ga-,f IQ - 5-gg . 'J Q '- f ,, ' Q , Qwg, we fm' W W 'Maw-?g SEYQSW ffrfglm5Qff'a fig wf? E3g22 fzfgga. f me Q, iw, we 4 ' :q.g:g?Qw 7 ' W 1 - , f , y. x Q A. 414, Q ..,, ,Q 5 Sfudezzf of Me ear Hanford Choate, nineteen-year-old sophomore, majoring in radio speech, who copped the title Student of the Year, has been active in debate, secretary of the Associated Men Students, a member of the Knight Edition staff, and instru- mental in making it possible for us to have a l949 school annual. We therefore wish to honor Hanford Choate as Wenat- chee Iunior Colleges first Student of the Year. KING OF HEARTS One of the highlights of the school year was the King of Hearts Tolo sponsored by the A.W.S. held in the Whitman auditorium in February. Gil Edwards from Okanogan was the Women's choice for the King of Hearts title. Pictured below is the finished product, King Gil, and Marilyn Richardson, Pat Moore, and Betty Bolen doing a little behind-the-scenes labor. ssembfy Sfuff Casey Raqtimefraqqed Bcmd Blues Lady Mrs. Von 'Fussell speaks 0LLlZq6 sweet game hot game notes play it crqorin clean-up we work here Basketball fans jfzziqlzfs snow women jeanzpuj football ralliers skiers at rest R rvarsify Tripping Cthe iight tghtgsticl Workers? How high is this pigce? The perfect host Paul Hi ho Silver Cush Cwhich onel l-le flies through the air Basketball boys NY X. n 'I nal , . wk! I . K A rf 2 KV J 0. V 'bl O' tx ,PW JK A W Y V ,X , vu, yyxblffz is 'I V ! v I . 1 1 , EW , ,WI ff H xr! wh J 2 JL U 2' 5. fx . 1 , J . J q 1-' xx I ' 1 5 ' .lil fl J' V , J . . X. 5' 4 X f 4 I Y 4 4- , I u fl, 'J M 1 EU Ulf' r in AN XJ A C-,ff7 , ' 1 ILM. I 1 xv ya Q7 V , vf x. rl Q, ., . v Q. ,F , v 3 IJ L f l 72 Y J 1 Gfcilnowfedqmenfs Artcratt Engraving and Electrotype Co., lnc., Seattle Craftsman Printing Co., Wenatchee Becktold Company, St. Louis Reaults Bindery, Seattle Parson's Studio, Wenatchee Mickey Tyrrell, Photographer, Wenatchee Miss Mary Morris and Our Advertisers Qan9ml'aZa2fiawL -from- YOUR SPORTING HEADQUARTERS Well 6' Wade LARGEST RETAIL M WHOLESALE HARDWARE IN NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON -uni-nu-.m1t-.11It-H..1ttu..tm-unitm14.1.-.uu1nn1uu-n:n-- + --- .... .----- .... ------------------- + Monroe's Sport Shop H U D S O N Cascadian Hotel The Most of All You've Wanted Most Style, Ride Safety Congratulations Dependabihty cmd Economy Alaska Dress Shop MacCal1um - Schaefer M2 Hudson Co. 327 So. Wenatchee Ave. ERTIJS 54551 Z!0f6 Phone 652 Wishes You the Best ot Everythinq 7fze DAIRY QUEE szm 804 No. Wenatchee Ave. Where You Get Those Eamous .... Luscious Strawberry Sundaes IT'S THE HOME OE THE CONE WITH THE CURL GN TOP Lets All Be Seen at the Dairy Queen + ---- ---- ------------- 1---- ---- ------ + CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduates PRQM J. M. WADE REGAN ELECTRIC C F BENNETTS GARAGE II So. Wenatchee Ave. Phone 80 Comer MISSIOH cmd F1 t Si I Exclusive Westinghouse Dealer HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS PLUMBING - HEATING PH!xE9RR'5 HARDYZQBESI Best Wishes From: JoHNsoN's INCORPORATED 4. - - -. .... . .. -i -...... .........g. .g..-...,-....-..,.- ......-...,- -....- - -. -..-.., Two Down- Two to Col Congratulations from The MIDGET 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1,11 1 1 111 1,1.,,.1.. Congratulations From: The Cascadian Hotel PHONE 1680 Best Wishes to W. l .LC. Sun alarm! The Fashion Shop Invites you to visit the Store of Famous Labels lantzen White Stag Swansdown Sacony Cole of California Fred Block launty lunior loseph Kratler Rose Marie Reid Phillip Manqone ,.1.,..-ll...-W1 1uu1nu1lm1H111nn..lm1nu1,.,.1..,,1..,.1.m1 1 To the Class of '49 Goes Our Wish ior Success Pohlman Motor Cu. 4. 4...-,.,..-, ... .... ... -, -, ---.. , - - Sandwiches Salads Tasty Snacks LOVELAND'S Your Family lce Cream Store 733 No. Wenatchee Ave. I 1 1 l '10 -' 111111 '1 1' illiii f-Ivlliwvil ol-u-nu-r 1 1 -nu-nu-nu- illn --'mini'-vain-itll-11.11 .- 1 1 4, -....,.1 1 1 1M1..y1.m....m1.m1qm1,1 1 11 1 1..1i1 .1 Gan ' To the Graduates -From- WELLS 8: WELTY Ford, Lincoln and Mercury Dealer For the Wentachee Area Blue Ribbon Meat Co. : Grgg ngs Wholesale and Retail 124 Ne. Wenatchee Ave. Phone 333 Apple Clty Electrlc Best Wishes Grads . . . . W dem 14 la Columbia Valley e u Printing Co. 'S 'F'f'!'f Compliments OP H CGNGRATULATIONS M' Z7 9' soPHoMoREs L Wenatffliif rliilllllelffftilile and The Sassy Shop lt's Your Buick- But Gur Sweetheart BUICK CARE KEEPS BUICKS BEST C. Anderson Buick Company 3l4 So. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, Wash. Complete Electric Sales and Service Apple City Electric 120 No. Wenatchee Ave. Phone 2775 Floyd I. Burton, Mar. Best Wishes to . . . All Students of W. I. C. White Cross Pharmacy Where Good Quality Costs Less! Sears-Roebuck Sz: Co. Your Friendly One-Stop Shopping Center Phone 2727 20 So. Wenatchee Ave. --i,--- Sandberg lewlers WATCH REPAIRING PHONE l43 Rialto Theatre Bldq. Wenatchee, Wash. The Van Dyke Cafe Good Food tor Everyone Under the Management of Helen and Tommy Thompson Dr. A. Magary OPTOMETBIST 28 N. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, Wash. Brissetts, Inc. The Store Operated by Women For Women Nancekivell's Garments Custom Cleaned Phone l9l7 lO8 Orondo 'P 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I ll 'I 'I I I 4 4 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 4 4 'I I I I 'I 4 4 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I I I 4 'I 'I 'I I I 4 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I J BEST WISI-IES WE'RE PRQUD Fwm Wenatchee of W' I' C' Office Machine and Its C0mPGnY Diamonds 234 So. Wenatchee Av GRADUATES Watches Phone 2790 Silverware . . Home of the Mlsslon Drug Smith-'Coron So. Wenatchee a Portable The Students Choice Everywhe Raul Buffer Fried Chicken -:- Steaks and Sea Food Caterina to: BANQUETS - WEDDING RECEPTIONS No AFTERNOON LUNCHES Liquor Served 4. ....,.-.........,,-..,.....,.,....,.,...,.,-.,.,-.,..-..................-..,.-.,..- -..,.-.,5. .g...-....-,,.,- - - - - - - - .. .. .. .. - -.- Valleq Title Co., Inc. ,Ask us About Complete Service that Includes: 9 TITLE INSURANCE 9 ABSTRACT OF TITLES 9 ESCROWS Furnished by a competent and capable group composed of: C. R. Berg Brad Kemp - C. W. Flood Rosalie Cote - Carol Norton lOl S. Wenatchee Ave. Box l4lO Phone 635 1tm1 1 1.1 11m1m,1nu1m.1.m.1 1 1.1 1 1,,.,1y. 111.11111.1-.1..111111.-nn..u BEST WISI-IES TO- TI-IE GRADUATES from Meadowmoor Dairy WENATCHEE OMAK CASHMERE 1...t...1.,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,.,1.. 1tm1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1uu1-I Gangaalufalicnd Sophomores from Lyts Motor Co. Your PACKARD DEALER Ask the Man Who Owns One 4 1,.,,1,1,.....,-.,,.-.......,...1.w1.,..-. -.,.,.....,.-...t..m,- 1 -.,..-H+ Enterprise Meat Market lames P. Voege Fresh and Smoked Meats Phone ll8 l5 So. Wenatchee Free Delivery n1m11lm11......11111111111 .11-u1.m11111111111111... MAY GOOD FORTUNE FOLLOW YOU Cornell Sz Hopkins STUDEBAKER Sales and Service .,1f.vt11,11111111111111 u1nn1nn1111111111.111.11 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The GRADUATING CLASS Frank Dennis 14 ' gleofaic Original Parts and Factory Authorized Service .g..-..m-,...- - ...t ... -. ..-... - - - .- Tyrrell Motors De Soto Plymouth White Trucks Sales and Service 625 So. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, Wash. Anderson I-ldwe. Co. The Store of Personal Service Mika Andcrsoi Henrv PdClOSllLflx Best Wishes for the Graduating Sophornores We Wish You Success in Years to Come Barnl1art's Music House Congratulations and Best wishes From TI-IE OWL DRUG CG. 1 1 1.1 1 1my1,.,,1mi1m.1,.,,111 1.1 1.1un-n Valley Auto Company Dodge and Plymouth Extends Heartiest Greetings to The Graduates at W. I. C. 1,,11,.111111111.1..1....m.-in 111111111-1,1.111..1l1-vine Service to Fit . . . EVERY BUDGET Wenatchee Self Help Laundry Phone 2712 Triolillf llll 7 7 llll Lack ot Cross Pollination results in small sizes, poor yield, poor quality Crossing will increase size and quality oi selt-fertile varieties and selt-sterile varieties i948 Pollen Experiments show crossing of Bartletts increases Size 752, LO Cl Bl SOI M. S. Box l243 Wenatchee, Wash. Telephone l6 or l9975 1 1,1 1.mi1lm14n.1,1m1..m.-.-ni1.w1uu14m1. 1 1 1uu1,. ..1,,.,1 1 1 1 u1un111...1...111i.1.11 .g............,.H-....-,.H-...,............................,,....., - - - .. - - 4, Bssr WISHES- Wenatchee TH RIFTY DRUG Self Service - Save More Cor. Wenatchee Ave. 61 Palouse St. Wenatchee, Wash. Phone 2679 n..m,1.1111....11-.11.11....11 DOELL'S BOOK and GIFT SHOP Larson's Balcery 8 No. Wenatchee Ave. Wish the Class of '49 and Wenatchee lunior College Good Luck 'I' v-- ---- '--i-.----.-------- 4. 1 1nu.-fm1,,..1.,..1.,.y1 1 1 1 1 1 Good Luck to Wenatchee lunior College From- We Specialize in' Curb FOUNTAIN sERvicE Service sANDvv1cHEs 800 No. Wenatchee Avenue To the Graduates ot '49 The Best Wishes tor Success FRQM . . . Cascade Beverage Co. Bottlers ot SCUIRT SHASTA COLA HIRES NESBWTS Ancl other Quality Sott Drinks Phone 274 Wenatchee, Wash. 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 41 41 41 41 :1 1 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 :1 1 1 1 41 1 1 41 1 4 1 1 1 The TOGGERY l9 No. Wenatchee Ave. Curlee Clothes Wing Shirts Wilson Sport Wear Wembly Ties Swank lewelry -If +- Best Wishes to the GRADUATES OE 1949 From Sperline Electric Wenatchees General Wiring and E1ectrica1 Repair Center PHONE 1124 220 So. Vifen. Ave. Wenatchee, Wash. Exhibition Production S. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS W. B. Morris Route 4 Wenatchee 1.411..,1n..1i-4.-1-it-H111 .1.m...41.... .-,..4-.- ........ .... ... 1 -11 ..., Dick '49 and lack? Serving Wenatchee with the Finest in Motion Picture Entertainment O VITAPHONE I AUTO-VUE I MISSION iunwlnnllwnulunulu Greime 6. Fasken Theatres Home Owned . . . Home Oontro11ed This Advertising Section Cornpiied by Don MacLean Inc. Extend Best Wishes to the GRAD UATES! For Ouality Nursery Stock Remember- Van Well Nursery WENATCHEE X? tl VJ-w mgtt' ' ,,, txt 3!1Hwt,,iQ,4?ei.w'9A y, ,, ., I x, Mit 'Nil' - MQ .fa 'L y 'YQ 'W w. X - 'Il-NT WH Zvwvtla- by 'WX Q 'tl-Q ri'i4'fg f ii-,ff i vs 1 - ,gi ,A tvx , MER? --.-2 Ntlimht, 1 ' T'-fm'-'1,tf.'1,, MM? ,XNkQ- ,E E li 'llttllfml' in ' xm xx ' I , -f if i fp ?l rf 1 --Z . .,.,,' vi 'A S- --, -1, -ik ,, ,w.l,it,,A -mf . E g:f,'?-:Q-1 i--,fag AMHQSEM M s E lg e -s A ff' 5? A - ' 'f ' . T, 5 f' if - -Z J ilfif' 1f 1 e- 4 'R ll X qi --- . f. V ,L ,, -1 -15 1'-f 4' ' - . 2,341 il -N v e T.. 'fig' T? I . ki , 9,1 -5: Y - 1' :, , 2 fu: H.. - - E fffsfgiirv - f - 'f'f s f -1 1? .. .aff .Q-e:if ' .. f lg' 5 Q ...Rf-ff , -5 N5 3 1 ,52 f Q 'f .ilffff- .S SW if v it 1 ' ff f- ff QE -'?: t Q , 35 --LRG, , . X Lai--rl-' : rf ' '-'-- -r:-nn - .vf 1 1 A, -',,,,4, 5 4.753- 'Y ' Choose top-flight engravings for Your earhooli! X?X?X?X? UR the best quality engravings and service . . . Yearbook Staffs turn to AIRTCHAFT year after year! We find real pleasure in satisfying year book editors, advisors and the students. I I W islnna You the Brightest Future I 1 P. S.ee'eeeWe're araduatina too! - Cur First Year I K WN W Your Friendly Station l34U On Your Dial I Have You Visited Your I Now See the World s I I I IP Cich NEmRiwoDERN US es 'ecor anger SEWING CENTER l at Completely equipped to meet your I Wenatchee Appliance Sewing fe-QUifGfmeHtS 1 Center Inc, SINGER SEWING MACHINES N12 No. Vtfenatchee Ave. SeWmqSEIjAig3gS IgSTIE5S5TIl?D?I:gSSON9S , PARTS - EXPERT REPAIRS , lt's RCA Viotor's Sensational l New System ot Be sure to see the famous Sinaer I Dress Form! 5 Recorded Music I I I 1 f Singer Sewing Machine Co. I PLAY 'InC3bI2,5AXnJ -M I ielmfeeeiehee Ave. Phone 2722 I I J' fl ' . I J - zxfll! IW X221 IGLMQKI! I I I 'II-IIIQ -Ivy If ,. I ,Ay ., ff I fly, I I I Ifhffffr -Q,-1? 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