Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

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game! The Band is one of the most active organizations in Woodburn High School. Besides playing for the ball games, they play for May Day and Parents Day. They also present a Christmas concert and a Spring concert of good music. Under the leadership of E. Donald The members of the Band are: CLARINETS: Ruth Marie Applegate, Rochelle Plank, Darlene Greeninger, Truman Baird, Terry Kuhn, Lynne I-ligginbotham, ,Iessop they go to the state contest every spring. For the past four years it has had several members parti- cipating in Music In May held at Forest Grove. The Band also sells candy during the noon periods to earn extra money to buy things that the band needs. gas: Donna Lantis, Carole Foster. FLUTES: Peggy Doerfler, Bonnie 5 Chapelle, Janet Carter, SAXOPHONE: Carol Livesay, Beaddie Cummings, Nancy Cornwell, BASS CLARINET: Spike Wadsworth, TENOR SAXOPHONE: Donna Colburn, BASS SAXOPHONE: Charles Nathman, FRENCH HORN: Barbara Paulson, Jeanette Hemshom, BARITONE: Bill Ticknor, TROMBONES: Wesley Smith, Larry Thomas, Fidel Gaviola, Doug Kersten, CORONETS: Jean Hayes, Roger Blomberg, Randal Kelly, Tim Quigley, Ed Meininger, Paul Serres, Dolores I-Iemshorn, BASSES: Robert Nathman, Leo Feldman. DRUMS: Barbara Mouser, Clara Chapelle, Ruth Buhr, Sherrill Boomer, Linda Workman. . 21.5 ' v W 1 'W ,MK . 4 X 99 9 'J , g '91 k 1 'Q ' X Q , x A lll 241,'1f-SIN S- . . Q C D' ,I iv?3 A1342-A 'lb 'P ' rj'9 ' 4' I Wi ,vf . II-'Il l ii4MfH ix M K.. fi' - '-' 3 .Q i:b3.-lm

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First Row: Ruth Applegate, Loretta Sanford, Nancy Seaton, Carol Livesay, Lorrayne Heide, Barbara Paulson, Roger Blomberg, Peggy Doerfler, Row 2: Janice Stach, Agnes Danskey, Rochelle Plank, Judy Phillipsen, Betty Deshon, Carole Foster, Sonia Avin, Barbara Mouser, Row 3: David Cavett, Adv, , Benton Dailey, Adv. ZZ' alone me ew f 'E A If between periods you have seen certain wh Hi ulsn p K M girls and one boy putting on their coats and uii. g r rushing out the door, chances are they are K i' . uz cadet teachers hurrying to their classes at 'H' all K ' Washington and Lincoln Grade Schools. The students are senior mem- ? bers of Woodburn High Schoolis newest club, the Nellie Muir Chapter ' of the Future Teachers of America. This club was organized January of 1956 and those pictured above are the charter members. The purpose of the club is to arouse the int- if p 2 erest of students in the teaching profession and after joining the club in i' helping them decide what they want to teach and on what grade level. :L The cadet teaching is a program set up to give them a birds-eye view B of teacher's problems and help them discover the advantages and dis- f' i ' .t advantages of being a teacher. X Ap,,. 5 M At the present time the club is limited to Juniors and Seniors. , ini Pres. Blomberg V, Pres, Avin 'W Fi S Sec. PhillipS6l'l 22