2019 Apple Blossom Festival Program by The Wenatchee World

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APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL

100TH ANNUAL WASHINGTON STATE

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Director General Deanna Bollinger

WELCOME

DINE IN!

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Applarian Chancellor Robin Huffaker

Welcome to the Wenatchee Valley and the 2019 Washington State Apple Blossom Festival. As the official hosts for the cities of Wenatchee and East Wenatchee, the Applarians can be found escorting the many visiting floats down the parade route, entertaining our Northwest Festival friends throughout the weekend, and enjoying all the fun activities and events that have helped our festival thrive for 100 years! In addition to hosting, the Applarians also provide the $10,000 scholarship for our Applarian Chancellor Apple Blossom Queen, as well as acting Robin Huffaker and as ambassadors by accompanying our her husband Keith delightful Royalty and their float while visiting other festivals throughout Washington, Oregon and Canada. Keith and I are blessed with friendships within the Applarian and Apple Blossom organizations and are honored to share the role of representing our incredible valley, while participating in “The Party Never Ends”. Please enjoy your stay with us, leave with wonderful memories and come back soon!

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Hello, and Welcome to the 100th Washington State Apple Blossom Festival. Princess Olivia, Princess Elizabeth and I are honored to represent our lovely valley and community and everything it has to offer. What started as a one day event in 1920 has bloomed into an 11 day celebration filled with a community coming together to experience many fun events. The Apple Blossom Festival is the second oldest festival in the state of Washington and by far our favorite. Our festival highlights our astonishing scenery, family centered values, and of course our Apple Industry and its economic impact. Over 100,000 spectators will line our streets for the grand parade on May 4. More than 20 food vendors will be set up in Memorial park for all 11 days! Just wait there’s more, for three days over 120 vendors selling their handcrafted goodies at the arts and crafts fair. No matter your age or interests our festival has something unique for everyone. Whether that be the Funtastic Shows carnival, the golf tournament, the food fair or the fun run, the list goes on and on. We truly hope you get the opportunity to enjoy and embrace this special festival. I love representing you and this valley so please never be shy and come say “Hi”. One hundred years strong “The Party Never Ends”!.

I would like to take this opportunity to Welcome you to the 100th Apple Blossom Festival celebration. The last weekend in April and first weekend in May we celebrate our valley and this amazing festival created by Susan Wagner 100 years ago. We are proud to continue to honor our apple industry and our beautiful Wenatchee Valley by carrying on the traditions she started so long ago. I invite you to take part in our wide variety of activities during the 11 days of our festival. There Director General, is something for everyone of all ages to enjoy! Deanna Bollinger Don’t forget to download our Apple Blossom Festival App to help you navigate all our festivities. The Apple Blossom Festival would not continue to be the success it is without our amazing and generous community. We are fortunate enough to have hundreds of businesses and volunteers who work year around to help make our festival dreams a reality. I am truly blessed to call this place my home and these people my “Apple Blossom family”. On behalf of the Apple Blossom Board of Directors, we Welcome you to our 100th Apple Blossom Festival! We remind you to patriciate in as many events as you can and hope you enjoy every minute of your time with us. For us “The Party Never Ends”!

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ENTERTAINMENT STAGE IN MEMORIAL PARK APRIL 25 - MAY 5 Thursday, April 25th 12:00PM 12:10PM 1:00PM 1:30PM 4:00PM 4:20PM 4:40PM 5:00PM 5:20PM 5:45PM 6:30PM 7:00PM

Tuesday, April 30th

Apple Blossom Royalty Welcome Chief For A Day St. Joseph’s Children’s Choir St. Paul’s School Choir Lewis & Clark Elementary Mariachi Foothills Mariachi Orchard Mariachi Pioneer Mariachi Mariachi Azul Mariachi Azteca Mariachi Huenachi Desmadre Musical Band - Latin/Cumbias

This day sponsored by 12:00PM Eastmont High School Jazz Band 2:30PM Eastmont High School Choir 1:30PM Eastmont High School Mariachi Ensemble 4:00PM Fabulous Feet Dance Studio 5:30PM Gavin McLaughlin - Acoustic/Folk Country, Rock & Reggae

Wednesday, May 1st 12:00PM 1:00PM 4:00PM 5:30PM 7:30PM

Friday, April 26th

This day sponsored by 12:00PM Troy Lindsay - Americana, Alternative, Country 1:30PM An Daire Wenatchee - Traditional Irish Step Dancers 4:00PM Mike Bills - Rock, Reggae, Country, Funk & Blues 6:00PM OPENING CEREMONIES HOSTED BY GRACE CITY CHURCH 8:00PM Zion - Latin Funk, Contemporary Rock

Saturday, April 27th

Eastmont Jr. High Band Eastmont Jr. High Choir Eden Moody - Americana, Folk, Alternative Country Fred Bauer Band -Classic Rock Power Slingshot - Classic Hard Rock

Thursday, May 2nd

This day sponsored by 12:00PM Wenatchee High School Choir 1:00PM Paul Graves - Classic 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s 4:00PM Eastmont Bonga & Kutamba Marimba 5:30PM Nate Weakley Project - Acoustic Classic & Modern Rock 7:30PM Loose Change - Classic Rock

Friday, May 3rd

This day sponsored by 12:30PM Rece Jay Band - Americana 2:30PM Wenatchee Big Band - Big Band Swing & Jazz 4:30PM Older & Wiser - Acoustic Originals & Classics 6:00PM Kevin Jones Band - Blues, Rock, Folk 8:00PM Groove Principal - 70’s, 80’s & 90’s Rock

This day sponsored by 12:00PM Gavin McLaughlin - Acoustic/Folk Country, Rock & Reggae 2:00PM Lance Tigner - Eclectically Acoustic 4:00PM Analog Jack - Rock with Reggae, Country, & Jazz 6:00PM Junk Belly - Rockin’ Blues/Southern Fried Soul 8:00PM Pre Func - Classic Covers

Sunday, April 28th

This day sponsored by 11:00AM Dance Creations 12:30PM Stage Kids 1:30PM Art 4 Kidz Awards & Funnel Cake Eating Contest 2:30PM Fabulous Feet Dance Studio 4:00PM Jason Sims Magic 4:30PM Next Step Dance Studio 6:00PM Rook-Land Bridge

This day sponsored by 12:30PM Blue Thunder 1:00PM The Emerald City Horns 3:00PM Mugsy’s Groove - Rock Funk 4:30PM Sam Williams & Palmer Anthony - Country Rock/Americana 6:30PM Stompin’ Ground - Country Rock 8:00PM Wild Turkeys - Classic Covers

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ALL SERVICE CLUB LUNCHEON KEYNOTE SPEAKER - MELISSA ARIAS WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 • NOON • WENATCHEE CONVENTION CENTER Melissa joined the local Make-A-Wish chapter in September 2018. She has 15 years of experience as a non-profit executive and previously served as Associate Vice Chancellor for Advancement & External Relations at the University of Washington’s Bothell campus; Director of Development for the Domestic Abuse Women’s Network (DAWN) and spent five years in private legal practice. She has a Juris Doctorate degree from Seattle University School of Law, a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington. Melissa has also completed a certificate in nonprofit management from Seattle University. Melissa is passionate about working on behalf of children and families and has concentrated her volunteerism in that space. She is currently a trustee for the Scholarship Foundation of Northshore, a member of the Association for Fundraising Professionals and the Washington State Bar Association. She has served on numerous other boards and been a member of a variety of professional organizations. She is also a Woodinville Rotarian. When not at work she enjoys reading, spending time with family and cheering on the Huskies. Tickets $25 or Table of 10 $225. Purchase at the Festival Office or online at www.appleblossom.org. All Service Club Speaker Sponsored by

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The Staff and Students of the Eastmont Schools owe a tremendous debt to those who work tirelessly to keep the pride alive in our schools. We can never thank you enough for encouraging our Legislators to fully fund Education so every student in the Eastmont schools has the same opportunity to be successful. Without all the help you provide to our schools, and our community, Eastmont students would have fewer opportunities for meaningful learning experiences. In gratitude we would like to especially recognize • Our Voters who consistently support our students and approve both bonds and levies • Everyone who contacts our Representatives in Olympia and reminds them to support the education of our children • The many Building PTOs, Booster, Pride and Red Zone groups who find ways to build support for both student and staff needs. • Our Community Volunteers who work so hard in and around our schools. • Every Business and every individual who helps make Carnivals, Fun Nights, Picture Days, Book Fairs, Dances, Field Trips and many activities available for our students. For all the time and support you give to Eastmont students and staff, the teachers of the Eastmont Education Association want to say

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GRAND PARADE SATURDAY, MAY 4 • 11:00 AM GRAND MARSHALS — To pay tribute to the Originator of the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival; Susan Wagner, the Apple Blossom Festival will be honoring as Grand Marshals her great-grand children. Mark Farnham and David (Dianne) Wright will be traveling from New Zealand and will be staying in Wenatchee for 5 days participating in the All Service Club Luncheon, the Festival Ball and the Stemilt Growers Grand Parade. "I am sure that Grannie Sue is up there somewhere, proud to see that 100 years of her idea is now the grand festival that it is today”, says David Wright, “It is because of this, it will indeed be an honor and privilege to be representing our Great Grandmother on this auspicious occasion. It is with pride that I am looking forward to being a Grand Marshal. It is also a chance to honor those who have kept her dreams and ideas alive for the past 100 years”. “For years I had heard stories from my grandmother and my mother who had traveled to Wenatchee for the Apple Blossom Festival with their mother and grandmother Susan Wagner”, says Mark Farnham “It has always been a fascination for me to go back one day and witness this great Festival, I can’t wait to be part of this magical time.” The Festival was the brainchild of Susan Wagner, wife of the district's first apple shipper and a native of New Zealand. She enjoyed the festivals of her childhood so much that she suggested beginning a similar festival in the Wenatchee Valley. The Ladies Musical Club produced the first festival in 1920, and the first Apple Blossom Festival Queen was Fern Prowell who reigned over the festivities, then called "Blossom Days." The one-day event in Memorial Park involved songs, speeches, Maypoles, and baseball. The event drew large delegations of business and community leaders from throughout Seattle, Spokane, and North Central Washington, and its continuance was assured. In 1921 the Commercial Club, forerunner of the Chamber of Commerce, took over sponsorship of the Festival. Our celebration carries the distinction of being the first Apple Blossom Festival in the country, and the oldest major festival in Washington. Only Sequim Irrigation Days in Western Washington is older than our Apple Blossom Festival.

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VOLUNTEERS The Apple Blossom Festival held a reception on May 16th celebrating the 99th festival “How Do You Like Them Apples” with over 100 volunteers and members of the Wenatchee Applarians in attendance. 'All-In' Awards went out to volunteers for doing anything and everything for the Festival : Deanna Bollinger Cooky Ogle Terry Ogle Jacki Seale Richard Seale Alex Haley Pat Haley Adele Haley Jim McDonald Pat McDonald Terry Valdez Debbie Gurnard Patti Sparks Sally Feil Craig Field Kelly Atwood Eric Frank Todd Kenaston Jac Cates

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LEMAN JOHNSON AWARD JIM & PAT McDONALD Jim grew up in Entiat, graduating from Entiat High School in 1962. After high school, he attended Wenatchee Valley College, continued on to study engineering at Seattle University and served in the National Guard. Pat grew up in the Portland area and graduated from Jefferson High School in 1963. She attended Portland State University. Jim and Pat met in Seattle through a mutual friend in January of 1968. Jim was living in Wenatchee and working across the region for a construction supply company while Pat was working as an airline attendant for United Airlines. They married in July of 1969. They moved to Wenatchee shortly thereafter. They have two children & 4 grand children! Jim joined Ramey’s Paint & Glass and became a partner in 1968. He purchased the business in 1974, and Pat soon joined the company. They rebranded the business as Inside Design and has become a longstanding fixture in the Wenatchee Valley and has made countless donations and sponsorships throughout the community. Jim has restored several classic cars and corvettes in his day. He has been a key member of the Wenatchee Valley Corvette Club, recently serving as President and currently involved as a Director. As a member of the Corvette Club, he has helped to organize several community events, including the Friday Night Cruz-In

during the Festival. He has been a member of the Rotary Club of Wenatchee for over 35 years. He is a Paul Harris Fellow and a Paul Scea Fellow. While raising their two children, Pat remained involved in Inside Design, where she grew her career as an interior designer. In addition to beautifying the homes and office spaces of the Wenatchee area, She has also managed the company’s marketing strategy. Over the years, she has donated her time and talents to various organizations and events, including Children’s Home Society of Washington, P.E.O. and the Festival of Trees. Pat has dedicated countless hours to the Apple Blossom Festival. Her daughter, Siobhan, was a Top Ten Candidate in 1997, and Pat’s involvement in the Festival grew from there. She was a Royalty Chaperone in 2005 and 2006 and served on the Apple Blossom Festival Board of Directors for several years. Together, Jim and Pat joined the Applarians in 2007. In 2014, she was the Director General of the Apple Blossom Festival and truly was “Livin’ the Dream”. They have been designing and constructing the Apple Blossom parade floats for the past seven years. With Pat’s eye for design and Jim’s ability to build almost anything, they have made a darn good team. Jim and Pat! We thank you for giving our community and the Apple Blossom Festival your time and energy! We love you!

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APPLE CITIZEN OF THE YEAR DALTON THOMAS

Dalton is the youngest son of Paul “Tommy” & Marguerite Thomas. He and his two brothers Paul & Herb were raised in East Wenatchee. He was a graduate of Wenatchee High School in 1960 and went on to graduate from the University of Washington. He married his lovely wife Pam in 1964 and they have four children Heidi, Shelly, Jim and Brad, and nine grandchildren. Oneonta Trading Corporation was founded in 1934 and became the first exporter of Washington apples and became an awardwinning leader in Washington in growing, packing and shipping. In 1965 Dalton and his brother Herb started working for Oneonta and in 1971 they acquired the business and won the first bid from the Central Trust of China to provide apples to Taiwan, representing not only the first Washington apples to go to that destination but also the creation of the “Asian pipeline” as it is known now. In 2002 Dalton acquired sole interest in Oneonta, now Oneonta Starr Ranch Growers. Starr Ranch Growers has received the Washington State Governor Trader of the Year Award and created Diamond Starr Growers, one of the largest pear marketers in the Northwest. With Dalton’s leadership Starr Ranch Growers now grows, packs and ships 15.5 million cartons of apples, 2.5 million pears, 2 million cherries as well as stone fruit from Washington and Oregon. And are also the biggest growers of Honeycrisp in New Zealand. Dalton was the recipient of Asiafruit Congress’ first-ever Impact Award for his contribution to developing Washington/US fresh fruit exports to Asia.

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With more than 50 years in the fruit industry Dalton has retired and his long and illustrious career, is a significant chapter of the Thomas family’s contribution to the industry. This community is very important to Dalton! He and his family and Oneonta Starr Ranch Growers have contributed financially to Central Washington Hospital, Apple Education Foundation, Washington State Apple Blossom Festival, Wenatchee Valley College, Mission Ridge Ski Team, Complete the Loop Coalition and numerous youth activities and organizations throughout Central Washington. He was also one of the donors to ensure that the Scout A Vista Boy Scout Camp will continue to operate. Dalton’s Dad, Tommy had a passion for baseball as he was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in 1928. After Tommy’s passing, Dalton and his brother Herb donated over $750,000 to help construct and maintain the Wenatchee Valley College Baseball Field (Paul Thomas Senior Field). This field is also home to the Wenatchee AppleSox. Dalton also donated over 1 million dollars to turf the infield and build a hitting facility for Recreation Park. This facility not only benefits Wenatchee High School athletes but will benefit youth of all ages that love the game of baseball. Dalton has served on the Board of Directors for US Bank Washington, Washington Apple Commission and is a Past President of the Wenatchee Golf and Country Club. He is a lifelong hunter and fisherman and is also an avid golfer. “Big D”, as he is known by his grandkids, loves spending time with his family at his home at Lake Chelan where he flies the grandkid’s college flags proudly.

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ARTIST MARTI LYTTLE Marti moved from California to Washington State in 1978 and hasn’t looked back. She received her Masters Degree in Human Services in 1981 and began a professional career as a Mental Health Counselor in private practice in Spokane, and later in Seattle. After 35 years, she retired and moved to Wenatchee with her husband, Alex. She confesses that it was her love of art making that allowed her to find a balance between helping others and centering herself all of those years. She credits following her Muse in exploring various media in her artistic development. She has worked in glass, sculpting and painting and has shown her work in various galleries in the Northwest. She now enjoys spending ample time developing her painting skills and exploring all that Central Washington has to offer in the way of hiking and camping. Purchase your print online at appleblossom.org, or at the Festival Office

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS APRIL 25 – MAY 5, 2019

1. Rocky Reach Discovery Center Dates: Location:

March 1st – October 31st, 2019 Visitor Center & Gallery – Hwy 97A (7 miles north of Wenatchee) Time: 9:00am - 6:00pm Cost: Free Admission Rocky Reach Discovery Center is located on the west side of Rocky Reach Dam, easily accessible from Highway 97A, and offers ample parking for guests, including recreational vehicles and buses. Guests will discover a museum, a café, balconies that offer panoramic views of the dam and grounds, the juvenile fish bypass system, the reservoir (Lake Entiat) and the Columbia River. A 90-seat theater shows movies throughout the day and upon request. Guided tours are available by appointment. 509-663-7522.

2. Memorial Park Food Fair

Dates: April 25th – May 5th, 2019 Location: Memorial Park – Orondo and S. Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee Time: Daily 11:00am A delicious part of the Apple Blossom Festival is the Washington State Apple Blossom Food Fair in Memorial Park. From lunch through dinner, many tasty treats satisfy the appetite and make meal plans during the Festival a snap! There will be entertainment during the lunch and dinner hours, making the Food Fair in Memorial Park the place to be!! Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

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Dates: April 25th – May 5th, 2019 Location: Memorial Park – Orondo and S. Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee Time: During lunch and dinner hours, and all day on weekends Cost: Free See Entertainment Schedule on page 3. Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

4. 8th Annual Blossoms & Brews Dates: Location: Time:

April 25th – May 5th, 2019 Memorial Park – Orondo and S. Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee Weekdays from 4PM–End of Music, Saturdays and Sundays from Noon–End of Music Cost: $1 Daily Cover Charge weekdays $2 Daily Cover Charge weekends; 21 and over only Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or appleblossom.org

5. Chief for a Day

Dates: April 25th, 2019 Location: Gesa Credit Union Entertainment Stage Time: 12:10PM The purpose of the Chief for a Day program is to create partners between local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, hospitals, and the community to provide a day of special attention to chronically ill children. Each child is selected and sponsored by a law enforcement agency. These children or “little chiefs” are

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provided with law enforcement uniforms matching their sponsoring agencies, including badges and are honorary sworn into office for a day.

6. Columbia Chorale “Songs From the British Isles” Date: Location:

Friday, April 26th, 2019 Grace Lutheran Church – 1408 Washington Street in Wenatchee Time: 7:30pm Tickets: Numerica Performing Arts Center Box Office, and at the door. Cost: Adults $20; Students $10 An entertaining choral event featuring folk tunes, madrigals, stage pieces and classical works by well-known composers from England, Ireland and Scotland. A wide variety of music, from the Renaissance to the modern day, will tickle your ear bones and leave your Irish eyes smiling!

Contact: rustiquedivas@gmail.com The Rustique Diva's Vintage Market you know and love is back once again at the Pybus Public Market during the Apple Blossom Festival on Saturday, April 27th, 2019 from 9am to 4pm. Come on down before or after the Youth Parade and check out all the regional artisans and vendors selling antiques, collectibles, home decor, hand crafted jewelry, soap, repurposed furniture, signs, salvaged and metal works and so much more! There will be something for everyone!

11. The Keyes Fibre Youth Parade

Ice Cream Provided By Colonial Vista Dates: Saturday, April 27th, 2019 Staging Area: Triangle Park - Cherry Street and Orondo Avenue Parade Route: Orondo and Mission Street Time: 11am Dates: Friday, April 26th – Sunday, May 5th, 2019 Location: Town Toyota Center Parking Lot – 1300 Walla Walla Avenue in The Festival’s Youth Parade is one of the only parades in the state to feature so many of Washington’s youngsters.Over 4,500 children ages 14 and under (and some who Wenatchee are just young at heart) participate in this celebration! Contact the Apple Blossom Dates and Times: Weekdays from 3-10pm, Saturday from 12pm-10pm, and Sunday from 1-10pm Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org Cost: Pay one Price Wrist-Bands will be available daily for $40 dollars and includes unlimited rides, three game tickets and a 12. 12th Annual Two Rivers Medieval Faire food item. No Gate Fees Date: Saturday, April 27th and Sunday, April 28th, 2019 Advanced Purchase Special Valid Until April 25th @ 11:59PM Location: Chelan County Expo Center – 5700 Wescott Drive in Option #1 - Unlimited Ride Wristband for $30.00 per person. Cashmere Option #2 - 120 tickets for $50.00 to split between friends. Time: 10am-6pm on Saturday, April 27th and 10am-4pm on Come and experience the thrill and excitement of the Funtastic Shows Carnival! Sunday, April 28th There is a wide array of rides and games for all age groups. Contact the Apple Tickets: www.2riversmedievalfaire.org, or at the gate Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org Cost: Adults $10; Children ages 6-12 and Seniors ages 65+ $7; Kids 5 and under are free 8. Apple Blossom Pickleball Tournament Hosted By: The Black Knight Society Date: Saturday, April 27th and Sunday, April 28th, 2019 Contact: tworiversmedievalfaire@gmail.com Location: East Wenatchee Pickleball Complex – 255 N. Georgia Avenue Come back in time to Medieval Ireland. Watch Knights jousting, meet Lords & Ladies in East Wenatchee and talk to Ogres & Fairies. Shop for unique wares, but watch out for Pirates! Enjoy Time: 8am-8pm Minstrels, storytellers and feast at our tables! Cost: Free Admission Hosted By: Eastmont Metro Parks District 13. Ride the Miniature Train The second annual Apple Blossom Pickleball Tournament with prizes, SWAG, and Date: April 26-27 & May 4-5 Champion Awards! Location: Wenatchee Riverfront Park, 155 Worthen St. Contact cbrown@eastmontparks.com Time: 1-5pm Wenatchee Riverfront Railway will be running the weekends of Apple Blossom and 9. Nothing But Vettes, "The Best Corvette Show by a Dam Site" kids of ALL ages are welcome to ride the 10 inch gauge train. The course winds Date: Saturday, April 27th, 2019 through a figure-8 layout of bridges, trestles and trails along the Columbia River just Location: Rocky Reach Dam Park, Highway 97A North south of the carnival. Tickets are $2 per ride and may be purchased at the Pear-aTime: Gate opens at 9am Dise Station. Train rides are held “weather permitting.” Parking is available at 155 Tickets: Open to the public, Corvette owners may register upon arrival North Worthen Street. Call (509) 663-2900 or (509) 860-3176 for more information! Cost: Free to the Public This is an annual early spring show of Corvettes only. This year is our 8th annual 14. Art 4 Kidz sponsored by Costco show, with corvettes coming from all over the northwest. Our show provides a donation each year to the Humane Society!

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10. Rustique Divas Vintage Market at Pybus Market Date: Location: Time: Cost:

Saturday, April 27th, 2019 Pybus Public Market – 3 N. Worthen Street in Wenatchee 9am-4pm Free Admission

All Art 4 Kidz entries are due ONLY at the Festival Office (2 S. Chelan in Wenatchee) on Thursday April 18th AND Friday April 19th from 3pm-5:30pm, OR on Saturday April 20th from 10am-1pm. No early or late entries! Date: Sunday, April 28th, 2019 (On display)

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Location: Memorial Park – Orondo and S. Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee Time on Display: 11am-3pm; Awards at 1:30pm What a great way to showcase the best youth artistic talent in the Wenatchee Valley! Art 4 Kidz is an opportunity for youth, grades K-12, to enter their artwork in different categories. The artwork may be any art the student has created within the last year. All entries will be displayed at the Pepsi-Cola Youth Day festivities in Memorial Park. Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or appleblossom.org

15. Cakes For College Funnel Cake Eating Contest

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Sunday, April 28th, 2019 1:30pm – 2:30pm Gesa Credit Union Entertainment Stage in Memorial Park – Orondo and S. Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee Application : www.appleblossom.org accepted on day of event only! The Funnel Cake Eating Contest will have three age divisions; 4th & 5th grade girls/ boys, 6th- 8th grade girls/boys and 9th-12th grade girls/boys. Prize money, up to $100, will go to the winner in each age division. Entry forms are available from 11am to 1:15pm on April 28th at the Festival Booth at Memorial Park. The first 8 qualifying applications are entered. If categories are not full on event day, we will accept on-site registration. Free funnel cakes, hats, and shirts for all contestants. Even if you lose … you still WIN! Must have parent signature.

16. Pepsi-Cola Youth Day

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Numerica Performing Arts Center – 123 N Wenatchee Avenue in Wenatchee Tickets: Numerica PAC Box Office – 123 N Wenatchee Avenue in Wenatchee, or online at http://www.numericapac.org/newsies/ Cost: Adults $27-$31; Seniors $25-$29; Youth $15 Music Theatre of Wenatchee and the Numerica Performing Arts Center presents Newsies as this year's Apple Blossom Festival musical. Based on the 1992 motion picture and inspired by a true story of the real-life Newsboy Strike of 1899, the Disney musical Newsies tells the story of how the New York newsboys, lead by Jack Kelly, rally together to strike against the unfair work conditions of the publishers. Newsies features a Tony Award-winning score, featuring the now classic songs “Carrying the Banner,” “Seize the Day,” and “Santa Fe,” Newsies is packed with nonstop thrills and a timeless message, perfect for the whole family and every audience.

19. 25TH Annual Apple Blossom Golf Tournament, sponsored by Washington Trust Bank

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Thursday, May 2nd, 2019 Highlander Golf Course – 2920 8th Street SE in East Wenatchee Time: 8am Check-In; 9:30am Tee Time Cost: $150 per golfer (cart included) More fun is in store this year at the Apple Blossom Festival Golf Tournament; awards, raffles and more! There will be a Hole-in-One Contest for a 2019 vehicle from Sangster Motors. Contact the Festival Office for more information at (509) 6623616 or appleblossom.org

20. Blossom Days Remembered Date: Location:

Date: Sunday, April 28th Location: Memorial Park – Orondo and S. Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee Time: 11am–3pm; FREE Youth Day will be one of the highlights of this year’s Washington State Apple Blossom Festival! Great performances and activities just for kids. Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

17. All-Service Club & Community Luncheon

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Wednesday, May 1st, 2019 Wenatchee Convention Center Grand Ballroom – 121 N. Wenatchee Avenue in Wenatchee Time: Doors open @ 11:30am; Program from 12 – 2pm Tickets: $25 @ the Festival Office or online at appleblossom.org Speaker: Melissa Arias, President and CEO of Make-A-Wish Foundation Washington/Alaska Hosted by: Wenatchee Central Lions Club Open to the public! For more information contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

18. Apple Blossom Musical Disney's“NEWSIES” Dates: Event Times:

May 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th Evening Performances at 7:30pm, May 5th – Matinee at 4pm, and May 11th – Matinee at 2pm

Friday, May 3rd – Saturday, September 7th, 2019 Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center – 127 S Mission in Wenatchee Time: Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10am to 4pm. Join us for special hours during the Festival including Sunday, April 28th and Sunday, May 4th from 10am–4pm Tickets: Tickets can be purchased at the Customer Service desk on-site. Memberships are available at wenatcheevalleymuseum.org Cost: $5 per person, or membership available for purchase Since the initial celebration in 1920, the Apple Blossom Festival has produced some beautiful, entertaining and amusing artifacts, thousands of which are now a part of the Wenatchee Valley Museum’s Permanent Collection. In celebration of the centennial of the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival this year, the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center will be showcasing objects from this collection in our Main Gallery. Blossom Days Remembered invites festival lovers of all ages to learn about the evolution of this iconic festival through the decades with displays of gowns, crowns, and other memorabilia.

21. 44TH Annual Arts & Crafts Fair

Dates: Friday, May 3rd – Sunday, May 5th, 2019 Location: Memorial Park – Orondo and S. Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee Time: Friday and Saturday from 10am–7pm; Sunday 11am–5pm Wander through Memorial Park and join over 100 talented artists, musicians, and crafters from throughout the Northwest at the Annual Juried Arts & Crafts Fair. Festival volunteers will be on hand during the three-day fair to answer your questions and display this year’s Festival souvenirs, including T-shirts, sweatshirts, youth apparel, hats, jewelry, booster pins, art prints, and much more! Contact the Festival Office for more information at (509) 662-3616 or appleblossom.org

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22. Tour de Bloom

Date: Friday, May 3rd – Sunday, May 5th, 2019 Location: Wenatchee Avenue and Mission Street in Wenatchee Cost: Free to watch Time/Info: Times will vary Hosted by: Wenatchee Valley Velo Club Contact: acebollinger@nwi.net The Tour de Bloom Stage Race is a three-day cycling event. Organized by the Wenatchee Valley Velo Club, Tour de Bloom features a Plain road race on Friday, a hill climb from Squilchuck State Park to the Mission Ridge Ski Area on Saturday's Tour de Bloom twilight criterium in historic downtown Wenatchee on Saturday afternoon and evening, and a road race among the rolling wheat fields near Waterville in adjacent Douglas County on Sunday. The event is USA Cycling-certified. Tour de Bloom is held during Wenatchee’s famous Apple Blossom Festival.

23. Apple Blossom 100th Festival Ball Date: Location:

Friday, May 3rd, 2019 Wenatchee Convention Center Grand Ballroom – 121 N. Wenatchee Avenue in Wenatchee Tickets: $75; visit appleblossom.org, click ‘store’, then select ‘tickets’ in the dropdown. Tickets are available for purchase until Monday, April 22nd Time: Social Hour from 5:30-6:30pm; Program beginning at 7:30pm Contact the Festival Office with any questions (509) 662-3616 Enjoy a great evening celebrating the 100th Festival filled with live music with Wenatchee Big Band, lots of dancing, a surf and turf buffet dinner, and a no host bar! The attire is Semi Formal, and seating is assigned.

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24. Les Schwab Classy Chassis Parade & Car Show Date:

Parade is Friday, May 3rd, and the Car Show is Saturday, May 4th, 2019 Parade Route: Corner of Grant Road and Georgia Street in East Wenatchee Car Show: Eastmont Community Park – 255 N. Georgia Avenue Time: Parade 6:30pm; Car Show 10am-5pm Cost: Free to watch; $25 for Participants; $75 for Commercial Participants Hosted By: The City of East Wenatchee The Classy Chassis Parade has become an Apple Blossom weekend favorite, so you’ll want to claim your spot on the parade route early for this 6:30pm Friday night event! Then sit back and enjoy the view…everything from old to new! For those desiring to get a more up close and personal view of some of the “Classy Chassis” the Classy Chassis Car Show is the place to be on Saturday! Check-in will begin at 9am with festivities in full swing by noon. In addition to good food and great music, you won’t want to miss the Awards Ceremony at 4pm. Pre-registration for participants is strongly encouraged and appreciated, but on-site registration will be allowed. Registration forms will be accepted at the Events Office through 5pm on Wednesday, May 1st and at Eastmont Community Park (corner of Third and Georgia Streets) on Friday, May 3rd, beginning at 3pm. To register, or for more information, call the East Wenatchee Events Board at (509) 886-6108 or visit website www.east-wenatchee.com.

25. Downtown Kiwanis 59th Annual Pancake Breakfast Date: Location: Time:

Saturday, May 4th, 2019 Triangle Park in Wenatchee on the Miller Street side 6am–10:30am

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In advance, tickets are $6 for adults, and children 6 and under are free! Tickets at the gate are $7. Tickets will be available at the Apple Blossom Festival Office, from any Downtown Kiwanis member, or at the gate. Contact: Tom Irvin (509) 679-7644; tdinml@yahoo.com Come and enjoy an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast whipped up by our own Wenatchee Downtown Kiwanis! A pre-parade tradition for 59 years!

26. 28th Annual Confluence Health Apple Blossom Run

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27. Apple Blossom Fun Fly Dates: Event Times: Location:

Saturday, May 4th and Sunday, May 5th, 2019 8am–3pm Red Apple Flyers Flying Site – 5201 4th Street SE in East Wenatchee Pre Register: Online at www.redappleflyers.org Flying demonstrations throughout the weekend showcasing R/C Aircraft of all types & sizes!

28. Wenatchee Apple Blossom 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament Date: Location:

Saturday, May 4th and Sunday, May 5th, 2019 Wenatchee Valley College Campus Indoor and Outdoor Courts – 1300 5th Street in Wenatchee Date: Saturday, May 4th, 2019 Time: All Day Events Run Route: Parade Route to Riverfront Park; Staging at the Apple Bowl in Cost: $120 per team Triangle Park in Wenatchee Contact: brettmcginnis32@gmail.com May 3rd Registration: 8am-8pm; Pre-registration packet pickup in the lobby outside Join us for the longest running and largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament in NCW! of the Walk-In-Clinic - 820 North Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee Indoor and outdoor courts, qualified officiating, food and more. 3 game guarantee! May 4th Registration: 8-9am at Triangle Park in Wenatchee High School and adult teams will play Saturday, May 4th. Games start at 8am. 1/2, Race Time: Saturday, May 4th at 9:30am 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 grade divisions will play Sunday, May 5th. 8am start. Actual times Cost: $15 prior to Race Day; $20 on Race Day; Grades 1-8 are free will not be available until the schedule is created. All entries and payment must be Registration: Ballard Ambulance, Confluence Health, and online at www. received by April 21st. Late registration and payments will be taken until April 28th confluencehealth.org, click on “Apple Blossom Run” with an additional $20 fee. No refunds after April 29th Mark your calendars for the 28th Annual Apple Blossom Run. Sponsored by Confluence Health and Ballard Ambulance. While our 2.1 (Kid’s Race), 5K and 10k runs are all 29. Prime Seating for the Grand Parade about having fun, we also focus on promoting a healthy lifestyle. More than half of our Date: Saturday, May 4th, 2019 participants are first-time 5K runners and the event is centered around improving health Time: Gates open at 8:30am and wellness in our communities. We hope that The Apple Blossom Run will be able to Location: Triangle Park – Cherry Street and Orondo Avenue, outside of Recreation Park act as a catalyst for our participants to live an active, healthy lifestyle!

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Cost: $5 per bracelet; Purchase Online at appleblossom.org The Prime Seating viewing area, just outside of Recreation Park, promises to be one of the best for watching the 100th Annual Stemilt Growers Grand Parade! But get there early; these seats will fill up fast! Purchase tickets/bracelets online at appleblossom.org, or at the Festival Office – 2 South Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee

30. The Stemilt Growers Grand Parade

Date: Saturday, May 4th, 2019 Staging Area: Triangle Park – Cherry Street and Orondo Avenue Parade Route: Orondo, Wenatchee Avenue, and Mission Street Time: 11am Cost: Free along parade route; except in Prime Seating area ($5) The cannon sounds promptly at 11am on to announce the Stemilt Growers 100th Washington State Apple Blossom Festival Grand Parade. Leading off the parade is the traditional Apple Blossom Run, as well as the daredevil maneuvers of the Seattle Motorcycle Police Drill Team. Bands from throughout the Northwest join with the many colorful floats and proud-stepping equestrian units to make this one of Washington’s grandest parades. Dignitaries from many of Northwest Festivals, as well as local and state legislators join in to enjoy the Greater Wenatchee Valley at springtime. Contact the Festival Office for more information at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

31. 4th Annual Rugrat Nation 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament

Date: Saturday, May 4th, 2019 Location: Pybus Public Market – 3 N. Worthen Street in Wenatchee Time: 2–6pm Registration: $50 per team Ticket Purchase: https://www.tourneymachine.com/E55645 Rugrat Nation 3-on-3 basketball tournament is specifically for boys and girls grades K through 3rd grade. Play begins right after the Grand Parade on Saturday, May 4th starting at 2pm. Co-ed divisions are K-1st and 2nd-3rd. Rugrat Nation is held in the east (river and Loop Trail side) parking lot of Pybus Market with shade for spectators, plenty of seating, and excellent food. Admission is free to the general public. Rugrat Nation is a nonprofit scholarship foundation with all proceeds going toward scholarships for local student athletes.

32. Art Lover’s Sunday

Date: Sunday, May 5th, 2019 Location: Pybus Public Market – 3 N. Worthen Street in Wenatchee Time: 10am–4pm Cost: Free to the public Art Lovers Sunday is Sunday, May 5th from 10am to 4pm in the concourse at Pybus Market. It is the public’s chance to meet and visit with local artists who are actually practicing their craft. Sure, you can buy something …. but Art Lover’s Sunday is really about meeting some of the valleys most talented artists. Listen to artists discuss their work; discover the inspiration behind their art, and take this opportunity to ask questions. Explore and handle the tools and materials our local artists use to create their work and view demonstration that reveal step-by-step processes. Admission is free to the general public!

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100 YEARS OF ROYALTY, DIRECTOR GENERALS, APPLARIAN CHANCELLORS & CHAPERONES 1920 ROYALTY Queen Fern Prowell Princess Elizabeth Humphries Princess Beth Boblet DIRECTOR GENERAL N. H. May

1926 ROYALTY Queen Pauline Marler Princess Lillian Welch Princess Doris Cedargreen DIRECTOR GENERAL R. N. Muffley

1934 ROYALTY Queen Roberta Hensel Princess Lois Pfau Princess Mary Jane DIRECTOR GENERAL Clark Nichols

1941 ROYALTY Queen Miriam Corner Princess Emma Jane Princess Jean Whitemore DIRECTOR GENERAL Willard E. Abel

1921 ROYALTY Queen Florence Kratzer Princess Ruth Williams Princess Francis Faris Princess Marcu Flanagan Princess Virginia Bird Princess Virginia Leedy DIRECTOR GENERAL L. G. Olds

1927 ROYALTY Queen Beatrice Mcgough Princess Marjorie Knapton Princess Ruby Dull DIRECTOR GENERAL Vaughn Clearman

1935 ROYALTY Queen Jean Marlow Princess Isabella Haight Princess Mary Rose DIRECTOR GENERAL Dudley Drake

1942 ROYALTY Queen Norabelle Roth Princess Mary Jean Stockstill Princess Roberta Huffman DIRECTOR GENERAL Elmer E. Reed

1928 ROYALTY Queen Leona Watson Princess Nadine Stewart Princess Oretha Parkhill DIRECTOR GENERAL Wilder Jones

1936 ROYALTY Queen Jean Driver Princess Gertrude Webb Princess Betty Fray DIRECTOR GENERAL W. S. "Bill" Macey

1943 ROYALTY Queen Shirley Garland Princess Janet Martin Princess Vivian Martin

1929 ROYALTY Queen Rosella Corle Princess Oretha Parkhill Princess Shirley Foster DIRECTOR GENERAL G. Martin Warren

1937 ROYALTY Queen Janet Foster Princess Mary Armstrong Princess Betty Kelly DIRECTOR GENERAL Ray E. Michael

1922 ROYALTY Queen Ruth Ella Adams Princess Doris Cedargreen Princess Golda Hamilton Princess Janice Gellatly Princess Blanche Smith Princess Julia Newell Princess Helen Gauff Princess Ella Newberry DIRECTOR GENERAL L. G. Olds 1923 ROYALTY Queen Imogene Carpenter Princess Nancy Bittick Princess Bernice Smith Princess Bernice Gellatly Princess Bertha Goff Princess Dorothy Zimmer Princess Marcella Steinacker Princess Latha Parsons DIRECTOR GENERAL W. M. Anderson 1924 ROYALTY Queen Rowena Burns Princess Doris Ovendon Princess Betty Graham Princess Zelma Loudenback Princess Marjorie Graham DIRECTOR GENERAL George Jones 1925 ROYALTY Queen Hilma Erickson Princess Bernice Burkhart Princess Francis Faris DIRECTOR GENERAL Ward Jesseph

1930 ROYALTY Queen Shirley Foster Princess Margaret Bird Princess Helen Carol DIRECTOR GENERAL G. Martin Warren 1931 ROYALTY Queen Carol McGough Princess Ovidia Lindston Princess Jean Vermilya DIRECTOR GENERAL Ray Pfau 1932 ROYALTY Queen Marjorie Munch Princess Nadine Long Princess Jean Vermilya 1933 ROYALTY Queen Lucille Baker Princess Vivian Reimer Princess Dorothy Sampson Princess Esther Barnes DIRECTOR GENERAL Frank Hennessey

1938 ROYALTY Queen Lois Joan Strong Princess Doris Ames Princess Susan Hilt DIRECTOR GENERAL Frank W. Taylor CHAPERONES Mrs. Willard Abel & Mrs. Earl Bushnell 1939 ROYALTY Queen Lois Ross Princess Dorothy Jean Smith Princess Kathyrn Woods DIRECTOR GENERAL Irwin H. Jones CHAPERONES Loretta Widbey Wetzel & Mrs. T.J Stockstill 1940 ROYALTY Queen Patricia Clapp Princess Virginia Maus Princess Esther Mann DIRECTOR GENERAL W. B. Young

1944 ROYALTY Queen Clara Lee Davis Princess Virginia Vandewater Princess Barbara Yerxa 1945 ROYALTY Queen Patricia Lashinger Princess Ruthella Welch (Sophmore Atttendant) Princess Wilma O'Rear Princess Mae McLean (Junior Attendant) Princess Shirley Witbeck 1946 ROYALTY Queen Elsie Beth Halvorson Princess De De Hutchinson Princess Jacquie Farrington DIRECTOR GENERAL I. C. Kuchenreuther 1947 ROYALTY Queen Jean Olson Princess Patricia Sugg Princess Lois Banghart DIRECTOR GENERAL Al Roth Jr. 1948 ROYALTY Queen Lila Lee (Merle) Hatley Princess Joyce Potter Princess Joanne Gahringer DIRECTOR GENERAL S. A. DiGiorgio

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1949 ROYALTY Queen Portia Thornton Princess Carol Dennis Princess Ruth Ann Jones DIRECTOR GENERAL Elmer F. Sweet 1950 ROYALTY Queen Marylyle Cunningham Princess Drucilla Brennan Princess Joanne Brown DIRECTOR GENERAL Lloyd Olson 1951 ROYALTY Queen Lily Jo Hammans Princess Barbara Bell Princess Odetta Hamilton DIRECTOR GENERAL Clarence Johnson CHAPERONES Irene Spurgeon & Ethelyn Garrett 1952 ROYALTY Queen Virginia Click Princess Ann Ware Princess Jeannette Bommer DIRECTOR GENERAL Glenn A. Woods CHAPERONES Nance Bryant & Dorothy Ellis 1953 ROYALTY Queen Carolyn Ellis Princess Jean Low Princess JoAnn Heffner DIRECTOR GENERAL Fred G. Campbell CHAPERONES Marie Staples & Ruth Wood 1954 ROYALTY Queen Carol Jessup Princess Bev Shadbolt Princess Corinne Bellas DIRECTOR GENERAL Harold Bidwell CHAPERONE Irene DeGrasse 1955 ROYALTY Queen Sharon Kaye Redlinger Princess Judith Emerson Princess Anna Batterman DIRECTOR GENERAL Darryl Ormiston CHAPERONES Irene DeGrasse & Peggy Kells

1956 ROYALTY Queen Jolly Ann Sachs Princess Trina Hansen Princess Carol Sutton DIRECTOR GENERAL Gordon T. Reed CHAPERONES Peggy Kells & Joan Van Divort 1957 ROYALTY Queen Jewel Bergan Princess Marilyn Dalvit Princess Sande Gillette DIRECTOR GENERAL R. F. Jones CHAPERONE Helen Emmons 1958 ROYALTY Queen Ann Albertson Princess Tonee Hansen Princess Kris Whiteman DIRECTOR GENERAL A. A. Morrison CHAPERONES Helen Emmons & Judy Congdon 1959 ROYALTY Queen Beverly McKoin Princess Mary Stewart Princess Sally Walker DIRECTOR GENERAL Frank V. Taylor Jr. APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Dick Jones CHAPERONES Judy Congdon & Alice Stojowski 1960 ROYALTY Queen Peggy Kinney Princess Kris Cederwall Princess Dae Hansen DIRECTOR GENERAL R. W. Day APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Al Morrison CHAPERONES Alice Stojowski 1961 ROYALTY Queen Kathy Whiteman Princess Sharon Coon Princess Carmen Snitily DIRECTOR GENERAL Donald M. Kirby APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Claire Van Divort CHAPERONES Sandy Pinkerson & Millie Nicholson

1962 ROYALTY Queen Polly Kinney Princess Carolyn Billingsley Princess Susan Looney DIRECTOR GENERAL E. "Si" Simenson APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR William J. Thoroughman CHAPERONES Millie Nicholson & Ruthella Welch Skagen 1963 ROYALTY Queen Mary Radewan Princess Paula Maguire Princess Janet Evans DIRECTOR GENERAL John Rutherford APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Harold Bidwell CHAPERONES Carol Congdon & Jane Ryan 1964 ROYALTY Queen Lynn Nicholson Princess Nancy Conyers Princess Sheila Hildebrand DIRECTOR GENERAL Royal Weinstein APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Ray Shutt CHAPERONES Jane Ryan & Shirley Satterfield 1965 ROYALTY Queen Barbara Erickson Princess Kathleen Stockstill Princess Amy Radewan DIRECTOR GENERAL Richard E. Bell APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR George Graham CHAPERONES Jean Ludwick & Helen Emmons 1966 ROYALTY Queen Patti Parkhill Princess Sharon Wright Princess Janice Woods DIRECTOR GENERAL Wm. Thoroughman APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Walt Stelter CHAPERONE Marguerite Neel

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1967 ROYALTY Queen Leta (Patti) Scaman Princess Joanie Stewart Princess Patty Harris DIRECTOR GENERAL Joe Nicholson APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Larry Erickson CHAPERONE Fern Caldwell 1968 ROYALTY Queen Gail Ross Princess Rosemary Kells Princess Kathy Murren DIRECTOR GENERAL Richard Eacho APPLARIAN CHANCELLORS James A. O'Conner & Larry Grimes CHAPERONE Fern Caldwell 1969 ROYALTY Queen Linda Parkhill Princess Kay Goff Law Princess Susan Mullen DIRECTOR GENERAL Jack Shreve APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Paul Thrush CHAPERONES Fern Caldwell & Marguerite Neel 1970 ROYALTY Queen Kim Horan Princess Jane Drake Princess Gail Burgener DIRECTOR GENERAL Dr. Edward Cadman APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Jerry Otis CHAPERONES Marguerite Neel & Pauline Isaminger Thomson 1971 ROYALTY Queen Linda Laney Princess Ruth Gilbert Princess Peggy Shay DIRECTOR GENERAL Dr. George Kingston APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Joe Nicholson CHAPERONES Pauline Isaminger Thomson & Ruth Shutt

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1972 ROYALTY Queen Pam Murray Princess Robin Curtis Princess Patty Burgener DIRECTOR GENERAL Robert Sumbardo APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Dr. Al Stojowski CHAPERONE Ruth Shutt 1973 ROYALTY Queen Deloma Ensley Princess Jill Penhallegon Princess Cami Duvauchelle DIRECTOR GENERAL Ray L. Shutt APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR E.C Erickson CHAPERONES Janet Preston & Audrey Salmon 1974 ROYALTY Queen Julie Agens Princess Adele Fischer Princess Cathy Williams DIRECTOR GENERAL Gary Montague APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Bill Murray CHAPERONES Janet Preston & DeDe Stumpf 1975 ROYALTY Queen Theresa Adams Princess Deborah Sorrentino Princess Kathy MacDonald DIRECTOR GENERAL Dr. John Manhart APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Bill De Grasse CHAPERONES DeDe Hutchinson Stumpf & Tressie Zimmerman 1976 ROYALTY Queen Jan Randall Princess Mary Repass Princess Maggie Morton DIRECTOR GENERAL Dick Woods APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Dr. Louis Crollard CHAPERONES Tressie Zimmerman & Elaine Monroe

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1977 ROYALTY Queen Debra Crump Princess Stacy Boswell Princess Julie Gellatly DIRECTOR GENERAL Mike Ogan APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Ray Gilbert CHAPERONES Elaine Monroe & Joan Kraft 1978 ROYALTY Queen Sandy Sharp Princess Myra (Susie) Claypool Princess Cindy Stinson DIRECTOR GENERAL Bob Crandell APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Dr. John Manhart CHAPERONES Joan Kraft & Pat Fraley 1979 ROYALTY Queen Wendi Wassink Princess Margaret Lankeit Princess Sally Godfrey DIRECTOR GENERAL Garry Hannon APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR James Mirabell CHAPERONES Pat Fraley & Marilyn Liddell 1980 ROYALTY Queen Melissa Coles Princess Anita Hartog Princess Lisa Bollinger Princess Wendy Bernier Princess Jenny Navone Princess Nancy White Princess Kim Reeves Princess Beth Endersby Princess Dori Thompson Princess Susan Cross DIRECTOR GENERAL Don Huggins APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Morris Payton CHAPERONES Marilyn Liddell & Corrine Hannon 1981 ROYALTY Queen Trina Damish Princess Carri Ogle Princess Liz Hale Princess Paula Smith Princess Jennifer Cox Princess Sue Harper Princess Shelly Sands Princess Penny Sand Princess Sandy Butterfield Princess Robin Loewen DIRECTOR GENERAL Mike Walker APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Everett Van Dusen CHAPERONES Corrine Hannon & Lottie Snyder

1982 ROYALTY Queen Lisa Spargo Princess Darcy Riddle Princess Laura Robertson Princess Joannie Harrington Princess Ruth Chapton Princess Carrie Key Princess Sally Sharp Princess Shirley Fabian Princess Mia Honts Princess Rose Eley DIRECTOR GENERAL Jim Blair APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Larry Frack CHAPERONES Lottie Snyder & Barbara Ogan

1985 ROYALTY Queen Darci Henke Princess Mikael Kuske Princess Kelly Standerford Princess Robin Haynes Princess Heidi Thomas Princess Dawn Maloney Princess Tamie Keeler Princess Debby Hambrick Princess Cami Harris Princess Cindy Lee DIRECTOR GENERAL Larry Frack APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Jerry Anderson CHAPERONES Val Doneen & Joyce Kight

1983 ROYALTY Queen Trina Rank Princess Karyn Birmingham Princess Laura Davis Princess Becky Shae Princess Erin McMonigle Princess Kathy Birmingham Princess Susy Babcock Princess Jill Boon Princess Cassie Reeves Princess Shelly Sylvester DIRECTOR GENERAL Jim Telford APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Mike Ogan CHAPERONES Barbara Ogan & Connie Van Well

1986 ROYALTY Queen Coreen Cockrum Princess Dana LaFollette Princess Molly McMongle Princess Renee Pollock Princess Mandy Sand Princess Delcie Proffitt Princess Katie McKee Princess Mindy Cooksey Princess Lori Harper Princess Vicki Telford DIRECTOR GENERAL Albert Kissler APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Kenneth Wood CHAPERONES Joyce Kight & Millie Cordell

1984 ROYALTY Queen Marlene Mardian Princess Laura Black Princess Dana Murray Princess Lisa Linterman Princess Darcel Recchia Princess Mindy Piepel Princess Dana Defina Princess Marcy Bird Princess Christy Duncan Princess Errin Seale DIRECTOR GENERAL Morrie Payton APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Vic Duncan CHAPERONES Connie Van Well & Val Doneen

1987 ROYALTY Queen Candy Cline Princess Luann Ewing Princess Becky Schooler Princess Kijrstin Freed Princess Maria Velazquez Princess Cari Brownlee Princess Kathy Handley Princess Julie Creger Princess Carmen Harris Princess Kristin Kerr DIRECTOR GENERAL Tom Warren APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Richard Waterbury CHAPERONES Millie Cordell & Georgia Boon

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1988 ROYALTY Queen Heather Smith Princess Lisa Cooprider Princess Becky Kearny Princess Pam Dowell Princess Katie Newman Princess Mindi Lipp Princess Brooke Murray Princess Lisa Rank Rice Princess Julie Defina Princess Angela Froelich DIRECTOR GENERAL Lisa Day APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Doug Button CHAPERONES Georgia Boon & Kathleen Waslenko 1989 ROYALTY Queen Stephanie Smith Princess Renee Riggan Princess Heather Carr Princess Amy Chapman Princess Amy Nebel Princess Amy Swalow Princess Rosie Deal Princess Laura Worley Princess Heidi Farmer Princess Fona Jeffery DIRECTOR GENERAL Greg Peterson APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Don Huggins CHAPERONES Kathleen Waslenko & Sharon Grubb 1990 ROYALTY Queen Jennifer Williams Princess Jennifer Running Princess Nicole Davis Princess Katie Odenrider Princess Anne Rowley Princess Kimberly VanHoven Princess Amy Atwood Princess Wendy West Princess Tara Holiday Princess Jennifer Jakubal DIRECTOR GENERAL Bill Dodge APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Jim Telford CHAPERONES Sharon Grubb & Karen Lipp

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1996 ROYALTY Queen Jill Vanderhoff Princess Allison Lynn Princess Sommer Lacy DIRECTOR GENERAL John Peters APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Bill Dodge CHAPERONES Carol Ohme & Pat Neumann

2002 ROYALTY Queen Natalie Bird Princess Bergen White Princess Amanda Johnson DIRECTOR GENERAL Dennis Johnson APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Steve Still CHAPERONES Char Allen & Mary Dodge

1997 ROYALTY Queen Stacia Wiggins Princess Meaghan Williams Princess Marie Magnotti DIRECTOR GENERAL Roger Bryant APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Al Cordell CHAPERONES Pat Neumann & Georgia Boon

2003 ROYALTY Queen Nicole Hankins Princess Jodi Howard Princess Michaela Choman DIRECTOR GENERAL Judy Smith APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Pat Neumann CHAPERONES Mary Dodge & Cooky Ogle

1998 ROYALTY Queen Krista Berschauer Princess Maria Gonzalez Princess Alea Pappe DIRECTOR GENERAL Peter Nolen APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Jim Webb CHAPERONES Georgia Boon & Katie Handley

2004 ROYALTY Queen Ashley Armstrong Princess Katie Hampton Princess Stephanie Gay DIRECTOR GENERAL Kim Meredith APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Roger Bryant CHAPERONES Cooky Ogle & Sharron Johnson

1999 ROYALTY Queen Lindsay France Princess Jenny Smelser Princess Brandi DeChenne DIRECTOR GENERAL Cathie Lewis APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Bob Curtis CHAPERONES Katie Handley & Pat Lynn

2005 ROYALTY Queen Anika Grubbs Princess Piper Gillin Princess Pamela Alvarado DIRECTOR GENERAL Don Gurnard APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Les Jensen CHAPERONES Sharron Johnson & Pat McDonald

1994 ROYALTY Queen Heather Hopkins Princess Stacie Turner Princess Alyson Brinton DIRECTOR GENERAL Susan Droz APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Joe Gaspers CHAPERONES Marcia Underwood & Sue Murray

2000 ROYALTY Queen Chelsea Waliser Princess Mary Beth Brewer Princess Alison Brigleb DIRECTOR GENERAL Roger Pollock APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Bob Mardian CHAPERONES Pat Lynn & Sally Feil

2006 ROYALTY Queen Jenny Hampton Princess Liz Speidel Princess Julie Rice DIRECTOR GENERAL Julie Kuntz APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Jim Turner CHAPERONES Pat McDonald & Kathy Berschauer

1995 ROYALTY Queen Mari Foreman Princess Tabitha Alexander Princess Tanya Rodriguez DIRECTOR GENERAL Jeff Smith APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Jerry Trandum CHAPERONES Sue Murray & Carol Ohme

2001 ROYALTY Queen Rebecca Tinney Princess Cori Tift Princess Leanne Burnett DIRECTOR GENERAL Jeff Neher APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Albert Kissler CHAPERONES Sally Feil & Char Allen

2007 ROYALTY Queen Laura DeCamp Princess Mikel Stanaway Princess Courtney Roberts DIRECTOR GENERAL Dave Gellatly APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Terry Ogle CHAPERONES Kathy Berschauer & Carol Adamson

1991 ROYALTY Queen Holly Lane Princess Faviola Barbosa Princess Natalie Avey Princess Jill Pollock Princess Jennifer Eakin Princess Erin Charlton Princess Shanna Keisz Princess Harmony Princess Elese Harrison Princess Shanna Grant DIRECTOR GENERAL Dr. David Parks APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Bob Snyder CHAPERONES Karen Lipp & Joanne Neel 1992 ROYALTY Queen Marcia Turner Princess Kirsten Ehlis Princess Kristin Picard Princess April Reid Princess Nicole Farrell Princess Kaley O'Kelley DIRECTOR GENERAL Marilyn Webb APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Roger Bryant CHAPERONES Joanne Neel & Sharon Bellmore 1993 ROYALTY Queen Kristie Adamson Princess Shawnee Effinger Princess Jennifer Netz Princess Candida Sherrill Princess Anna Shaw Princess Maria Davis DIRECTOR GENERAL Bob Snyder APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Bud Truswell CHAPERONES Sharon Bellmore & Marcia Underwood

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2008 ROYALTY Queen Justine Vanderpool Princess Emily Love Princess Nicole Brown DIRECTOR GENERAL Greg Oakes APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Mary Dodge CHAPERONES Carol Adamson & Vera Curtis

2011 ROYALTY Queen Elenore Bastian Princess Elise Shae Princess Maycee McQuin DIRECTOR GENERAL Ron Berschauer APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Walt Wittgow CHAPERONES Barb Trandum & Irene Soth

2014 ROYALTY Queen Roslyn Thompson Princess Nikara Morgan Princess Caroline Dahl DIRECTOR GENERAL Pat McDonald APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Rolfe Ogle CHAPERONES Adele Haley & Lori Reed

2009 ROYALTY Queen Katherine Safar Princess Rebecca Higgins Princess Breanna Allstot DIRECTOR GENERAL Linda Haglund APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Tim Heidlebaugh CHAPERONES Vera Curtis & Janet Rust

2012 ROYALTY Queen Samantha Allen Princess Devyn Huylar Princess Hayley Brown DIRECTOR GENERAL Adele Haley APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Kathy Fortner-Lewis CHAPERONES Irene Soth & Pat Ogle

2015 ROYALTY Queen Gabby Waterman Princess Francesca Nevil Princess Anissa Sangster DIRECTOR GENERAL Dave Herald APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Ed Womack CHAPERONES Lori Reed & Kate Bratrude

2010 ROYALTY Queen Margaret Robinson Princess Lauren Ferguson Princess Laurie Bazan DIRECTOR GENERAL Tom Robbins APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Don Gurnard CHAPERONES Janet Rust & Barb Trandum

2013 ROYALTY Queen Emily Abbott Princess Madi Still Princess Maggie Chvilicek DIRECTOR GENERAL Daryl Ferguson APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Jim Adamson CHAPERONES Irene Soth & Adele Haley

2016 ROYALTY Queen Kori Martin Princess Sami Everhart Princess Emily Holmes DIRECTOR GENERAL Debbie Gurnard APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Steve Soth CHAPERONES Kate Bratrude & Kristen Holmberg

2017 ROYALTY Queen Amy Sand Princess Paige Chvillicek Princess Alissa Riker DIRECTOR GENERAL Mark Lewis APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Steve Lacy CHAPERONES Kristen Holmberg & Siobhan Fryhover 2018 ROYALTY Queen Gretta Wiersma Princess Jessica Murray Princess Sophie Castillo DIRECTOR GENERAL Andy Kottkamp APPLARIAN CHANCELLOR Bryan Campbell CHAPERONES Siobhan Fryhover & Wendy Focht

Happy 100th Apple Blossom

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2019 2019 Schedule Schedule WED THUR THUR SUN SUN MONMON TUETUE WED

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$ 6:35 $ 6:35

7:05 7:05 8 9 BEN 10 10 7 BEN7 BEN 8 9 BEN BEN BEN 6:35 5:05 5:05 $ 6:35 6:35 $ 6:35 15 USM16 KEL 16 KEL 17 17 14 BEL14 BEL15 USM KELKEL 6:35 5:35 5:35 6:35 6:35 6:356:35 6:35 23 BEN 24 24 21 BEL21 BEL22 22 23 BEN WW WW All-Star 6:35 6:35 1:05 1:05 All-Star 29 POR30 30 28 POR28 POR 29 POR 31 31 RCARCA 6:35 5:35 5:35 6:35 6:35 6:35

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Non-league: Non-league:

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N E PE S H O OU 4T H

AY M T, SA

Dear Wenatchee, We love your dry summers, they’re worth the long winters. We love your bright, cool nights, and the sunsets along the river. We love your rich apple history and your beautiful mountain landscapes. We love your stores, landmarks, and good-hearted people, but most of all we thank you for the warm welcome you have given us and we love that we get to be a part of this beautiful community.

All our love,

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Thank You

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50 Simon St. SE Suite A East Wenatchee (509) 886-0700

Happy Mother’s Day!

You mean so much to so many!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Deanna Bollinger

Director General Nancy’s Party Rentals

Lori Reed

Assistant Director General Mitchell Reed & Schmitten Ins.

Siobhan Fryhover

Gavin Gahringer

Martin-Morris Agency

Alex Haley

Blossom & Brews Performing Arts Center

Julie Kuntz

Eastmont High School

Robin Huffacker

Applarian Chancellor Gilded Lily

Adele Haley

Confluence Health

Linda Haglund

Youth Parade Wenatchee Downtown Association

Curt Ulrich

WA State Dept. of Revenue

APPLE BLOSSOM STAFF Photos by Parsons Photography

Mom took good care of you, now you want to take good care of mom. Sometimes you need a little help to make it happen. Give her the quality of life she deserves while still caring for yourself! We have low-cost and free respite, counseling, and other services to help you help mom!

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Offices in East Wenatchee, Moses Lake and Omak

Serving Adams, Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Lincoln & Okanogan Counties

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Darci Christoferson Festival Administrator

Erin Boatright

Office and Events Assistant

Jodi Lowe Bookkeeper

Allie Jordan

Social Media/Marketing

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THANKS

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TOP 32 CANDIDATES

to the following Apple Blossom Festival chairpeople for all their hard work and dedication to the Festival events and activities – for without them, the Festival would not be as wonderfully successful as it is:

Kelly Atwood

Pat Lynn

Arts & Crafts Atwood Orchard

Amy Moubray

Visiting Royalty

Pat McDonald

Sally Feil

Float Décor Inside Design Carpet One

Visiting Royalty Historian

Malcolm McLellan

Daryl Ferguson

Grand Parade Wells Fargo Insurance Services

Legal Consultant Van Ness Feldman, PC

Entertainment and Pageant Director Evergreen Home Loans

Jeff Neher

Art Print Cordell, Neher, & Co.

Rose Wulf

Art 4 Kidz John Newbery Elementary School

2 S. Chelan, Suite A, P.O. Box 2836. Wenatchee, WA 98807 Ph. 509-662-3616 • Fax 509-665-0347 • appleblossom.org

This Apple Blossom Festival official souvenir program is a publication of The Washington State Apple Blossom Festival, in conjunction with the advertising department of The Wenatchee World. Content for this program is furnished by The Washington State Apple Blossom Festival. Advertisements were solicited and the program printed by The Wenatchee World. All rights reserved.

Congratulations Apple Blossom on 100 Years

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Celebrating Wenatchee Valley’s 100 th Apple Blossom Festival! Listen to us for all Festival Activities Updates recorded by our Apple Blossom Royalty Daily starting April 22nd at 7:40 am, 11:40 am, 3:40 pm, 5:40 pm & 8:40 pm

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The candidates with an (E) are from Eastmont High School, those with a (W) are from Wenatchee High School: Front Row L to R: Paola Silva (W), Tania Ocampo-Castro (W), Lucy Gomez (E), Zoey Sorenson (E), Jess Gutierrez (W), Karissa Long (W), Elizabeth Popoff (E), Lainie Johnston (W) Second Row: Megan Creek (W), Morgan Narby (W), Olivia Lancaster (W), Ellie Toth (W), Whitney Lane (E), Cassandra Gow (E), Maria Elena Pepito Metzger (W) Third Row: Victoria Salling (E), Sequoia Stagg (E), Acadia Rice (E), Isabel Pelayo (W), Bailey White (W), Cassidy Cunningham (E), Savannah Slife (W), Cassandra Noyd (W) Top Row: Karina Sapozhnikova (W), Micaela Salgado (W), Lorena Zepeda (E), Sophia Dillon (W), Laura Dagg (W), Adi Mathison (W), Flor Gonzalez (W), Torrance Pearson (E), Citlali Gonzalez-Arroyo (E)

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Daughter of Albertina and Candelario Gonzalez Most Original Speech Award

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Lucy Gomez

Bailey White

Daughter of Irma Gomez

Daughter of Will and Christy White

Ellie Toth

Daughter of Andrew and Connie Toth

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Daughter of David Zepeda and Martha Fuertes Most Photogenic Award

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ROYALTY

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L to R: Queen Savannah Slife, Princess Olivia Lancaster & Princess Elizabeth Popoff Queen Savannah Slife is the daughter of Eric and Daphne Slife. After graduation, Savannah plans to attend Washington State University and major in elementary education. Princess Olivia Lancaster is the daughter of Rick and Sandra Lancaster. After graduation Olivia plans to attend Gonzaga University and pursue a career in the medical field. Princess Elizabeth Popoff is the daughter Don and Lisa Popoff. After graduation, Elizabeth plans to major in biochemistry in addition to continuing her passion for dance. She will be attending the University of Washington.

L to R: Princess Hannah Roche, Queen Teagan Collier & Princess Emma Colyar Queen Teagan Collier is the daughter of Mary and Dan Ireland, and Justin and Lindsay Collier. She is a 5th grader in Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Christensen’s class at Washington Elementary and has two brothers and one sister. Princess Hannah Roche is the daughter of Steve and Laura Roche. She is a 5th grader in Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Roche’s class at Washington Elementary and has two sisters. Princess Emma Colyar is the daughter of Steve and Katie Colyar. She is a 5th grader in Mr. Preuss’ class at John Newbery Elementary and has two brothers.