Pass through a revolving black cylinder into a darkly-lit room full of enlargers and tubs of chemicals. This is the darkroom in Reed Carlson’s photography class, used for exposing negatives and developing film.

Secret rooms of WHS

Exploring locations not always seen by students and staff

Luke Strahm and Kiana Wilson

February 12, 2015

Editor’s Note: Photo Editor Luke Strahm and Opinion Editor Kiana Wilson explored Wenatchee High School this week to find rooms that are not seen every day by the ordinary student. In this gallery, they provide a description of the location and what happens behind those doors.

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