Wahkiakum High School students have many opportunities to take on leadership roles and excel in academics.

Get Your 2010 and 2011 Year Books Now

Wahkiakum High School 2010 annuals are available in the office to purchase for only $30.00.

WHS 2011 annuals are available on a pre-sale basis—just $35.00 to reserve your copy.

Please stop by the office (or call 360-795-3271) as soon as possible to purchase your yearbook. Quantities are limited, so don't miss your chance to capture your high school memories!
 

ASB: Associated Student Body

2011/2012 Student Leadership Team
   President:  Blaine Land
   Vice President:  Ashley Silva
   Secretary:  Brieanna Olsen
   Treasurer:  Marissa Washington
   Assistant Treasurer:  Eli McElroy
   Public Relations Manager:  Dylan Hansen

A Spring Tradition: Prom

Students look forward to Prom and this year it will be held Saturday, May 12, 2012. Students are in the process of planning for this event and the time and location are yet to be announced.

Education Is #1 at Wahkiakum High School

Wahkiakum High School offers a caring, nurturing environment with experienced and creative teachers and staff, who focus on education as preparation for the future. In fact, the vast majority of our graduates continue their education at a community college or 4-year university.

Our faculty believes that learning takes place not only in the classroom, but also in the community-at-large.

Our annual Veterans' Day Assembly is a special time for the students and a large number of community members who gather together to honor our local Veterans.

In English classes, students write essays about what it means to be an American and several are selected to read their essays at the assembly. In closing, during the candlelight ceremony, each student names and honors a Veteran in attendance or one living in the community.

We thank the Wahkiakum Eagle for publishing a great article describing many of the student essays and a wonderful description of our annual Veterans' Day ceremony.

Homecoming 2011

Our student leadership team plans a variety of student activities, which include Homecoming Spirit Week.

The craziest week of the year is Homecoming Spirit Week, culminating with the Homecoming game and dance. The walls are decorated at the high school and there are assembly activities (see photo), dress-up days, the game, and a dance.

This year, the Wahkiakum Mules strongly defeated the Pe Ell Trojans 34-7 at the Homecoming Game. Great game, Mules!!

The student body voted on the 2011 Homecoming Court: Homecoming Queen Brianne Helms, Senior Princesses Brieanna Olsen and Blaine Land; Junior Princess Haylee Budd; Sophomore Princess Maya Stanley; and Freshman Princess Morgan Elliott.

The Senior escorts were John Chambers, Bryce Heiner, and Mike McKinley; Junior escort Yannik Kruetter; Sophomore escort Greg Martin; and Freshman escort Kael McKinley.