Willamina Union High School - La Revue Yearbook (Willamina, OR)

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PUBLI First 593: CATIONS LARKi?S, Ed, LaRevue ZETTHRbERG,Aast.go.LaRevue R. RQSS,Aost.Ed.Searob1E2ht MISS SE? A HI, Seco A Row: Advisor DISCY,Asst.Bws.Vgr.LaHevAo IAFb,Asat.Ed.LeHevue,Ed.S'liv t ECSTHEL,Asat.ufs.Kgr.LaEevue S?-2'i'i,p?31,f, Nos . GLQni,Asgn.'os Lotkjicturedz CEKR1oS hail? Egr.Searc11ig .lgr.Searc!li ,Bfs.mQP.LaRev HOYQTA YYZHS,ZfbliCaLiKR li STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: MYERS, Senior Rep. BROWN, Book Store Mgr. WILKERSON, Vice Pres. MR. RIGGS, Advisor EUSWELL President 9 FD B. SLEUART, Treasurer HOFRICHTER, Secretary Second Row: MGBEE, Fresh. Rep. hI'.ZoGOWAN , 'rex Assessor DUNCAN, Athletic Mgr. B. Jouusox, soph. Rep. HELLEKES, Junior Rep. Not Pictured: FH5WN, B5?HEra, Adv. Mgr. HOLMES, Gir1's Athletic Mgr BAND First How: SeoonQ Row Barmaicl ' ' Diumcfm Shank Blanchard Ray Wilkerson Zliizcizell B. Jolmsozz Doran Bainter Janes Jones L. Ross A. Leno Worth Cone A. Franklin J. Link B. Franklin Kr. Bowman

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STUDENT COUNCIL In behalf of the student body, we wish to thank the members of the student council for the splendid job they have done in upholding the con- stitution of Willamina High School. It has been stated by anuathat Willamina pes- sesses one of the most powerful student organiza- tions in the state. This is made possible by the leaders of the school who believe strictly and firmly in Hself government for the people and by the people.H The Willamina Studam Association owes a great deal to the following leaders of their government. Richard Buswell . . . . . . , . President Bobby Wilkerson . . . . Vice President Betty Jean Hofrichter . . . . . Secretary Bill Stewart . Troy McGowan . Bruce Brown . Bobby Brown . . Robert Duncan . Blandine Holmes Charles Kelly . Dorothy Hellekes Robert Johnson Harriet McBee . . . . . . . Treasurer . . . Taz Commissioner . . Book Store Manager . Advertising Manager Boys Athletic Manager Girls Athletic Manager Senior Representative Junior Representative ophonore Representative . Freshman Representative BAND per cent over last With an increase of Q4 year's enrollment, the band get off with a big for student assemb- start this year. They played lies and other school activities. The band made great progress this year under the direction of Mr, Carson, band instructor for the first semester. At the beginning of the second semester, Carl Bowman took over the band due to the fact that Mr. Carson was unable to con- tinue his work in Willamina. Both instructors deserve credit for the improvement they have made in the band this year. The bard held siccessful paper drives to raise funds for new instruments and sheet music.

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