Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

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1 eelk Together, Talk Together 4, W X!! ' I 49' A2 53? 3 T, 4 N, Zi 1 I , 1 ,1 XZ- We will miss Siriano and his wide smile, flashing eyes and happy hell0. We will especially remember his vibrant contributions to class discussions in Modern Problems and Composition, his singing trips to Mt. Angel, his going out with the boys, his bike- riding around town, his attendance at con- ventions and Mock United Nations, going on skip day with seniors, his notorious adven- tures in the senior class play, and the u.n- forgettable going-away party. We shared laughs, jokes, and even serious timesg talks with Mr. Fontanini and so much more, We'll miss you, Siriano. Don't forget us. Foreign exchange students visiting Siriano and WHS students this spring, included Henriette Smitts, Netherlandsg Susan Garden, Rhodesia, Monica Acuna, Argentinag Abbas Yongacoglu, Turkeyg Gebremeskele Hailu, Ethiopiag Christine Hettner, Germanyg Jorge Ponce, Argentinag Cecilia Tamn, Swedeng Phitsomai Bunsongsikul, Thailand, and Franca Zvcalli, Italy. in Af? ,, ,- .MW1 .M We Z ,meme H 'VV' M v

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Siriano Marcoccia left his sunny town of Savona on the Italian Riviera to join Wally Ramsay and his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Ramsay in Woodburn Siriano's list of favorite sports grew with his introduction to football, bas- ketball and all the others he became so enthusiastically involved with this year. In Italy Siriano takes part in competition on a soccer and on a cycling team. For relaxation he finds listening to modern music and singing Italian songs the best pastime. .ewumv WK ' 1. x XX K X ,, I Lyy - , s I at X ' if f '-ef x J 5. X X I S 21765710 Leewes Us with Smiles emo! Memwfeey IKM:-nv fren- i Included in the activities for the annual AFS day was a morning assembly in which Siriano intro- duced each of his guests, attendance of a Rotary luncheon, an after-school visit to the Weatherill H if home, and a banquet in their honor at Nellie ' Muir Grade School, 16 we ,df

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zzem Gmce i , Ma.. Senior Princess: Patty Waite Escorted by Prince: Mike Henkes Queen: Grace Di es Ji Junior Princess: Rosena Kunze Escorted by Prince: Duane Smith Hg Sophomore Princess: Karen Stalnaker Escorted by King: Wally Ramsay There's No Place Like Home enveloped the Spirit of this year's Homecoming activities. Various clubs displayed their enthusiasm through their participation in the planning of the many events. The three classes kicked off the week with a poster contest, which set the Juniors apart with Spirit honors as winners of the competition. A police escort, treks through the City Hall and Cliff's Tavern, and the great turn-out of students brightened the Oct. 31 Serpentine through town. Pep Talks, the Court announcement, and the Rally aided the blazing Escorted by Prince: Greg Opitz Bonfire sponsored by the Lettermen in rousing Spirit for a Bulldog football victory. Unbelievable Spirit roared throughout the gym and into the streets during Friday's pep assembly and the car caravan to the game. This NO-Place-Like-Home Spirit helped spur the Bulldogs to gain their victorious 20-13 win over the Cascade Cougars. The Lettermen's soc-hop capped the excitement of the night, while the Booster and FHA Wizard of Oz enchantment on Saturday night allowed the semi-formal dance to crown the glorious events of Homecoming 1969.