Wenatchee Valley College - Wejuco Yearbook (Wenatchee, WA)

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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.

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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.

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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.