Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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MR. SCHROEDER'S HOME ROOM Raw l: Susan Bryant, Karen Miller, Merlin Brown, Linda Shurmon, Judy M. Hansen, Delores Rotschy. Raw 2: Sally Swenson, Jo Ann Kuhn, Judy Ferguson, Judy Kuhn, Anna Keisala, Mary Jo Leathers. Row 3: Lelfly Jarvis, Eugene Baikema, Kay Sellers, Carolyn Anderson, Catherine Thomas, Douglas Wills, Dixon Tu s. Row Row Row Raw Row 4: Ron lee, Bob Ripp, les Kasberg, Terry Janes, Gary Chumbley, Gale Orloske. CMr. Schroeder was ill day picture taken.l FORMER JR-HI'ERS RECOGNIZED For the first time since 1939 the seventh and eighth grades are no longer an integral part of our student body. They became part of the grade school when the new wing had been completed, and they had moved into their present quar- ters. However, the Wocowa staff felt that their younger friends' activities were a part of this school year. With this thought in mind, the following pages were so planned. MR. BLAUMAN'S HOME ROOM Jett Ann Blankenship, Sharon Kanouse, Bette Zybach, Karen Keisala, Betty Mars, Carol Vav Rosky, Judy A. Hansen. Gene Derry, Cynthia Sparks, Arlene Nelson, Louise Hollenbeck, Sharon Nelson, Linda Boys, Gary Smith. Mr. Blauman Runnion, Jim , Tommy Thomas, Holly Weedman, Marjorie Schurman, Don Arndt, Nancy Chester, Janice Landrum. John Paulsen, Jeff Kramer, Elaine Saari, Marlene Swett, Wilda Humbyrd, Jimmy Lanphear, David Huston. in HPV .

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HAPPINESS COMES IN MANY VARIETIES TRIO OF PICTURES GROUPED AT TOP OF PAGE: Happy hours, is an understatement re- garding Valentine's parties for students in the seventh and eighth grades. Here, captured by the magic of modern candid photography, are moments that will never return. Tommy Thomas and Karen Miller were voted by their classmates to be King and Queen of Hearts at their mid-winter party . . . and the center picture indicates favorite pastime of royalty land us common folk, tooi. AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE, top left, yell queens Kathy Thomas, Sandra Dehning, Holly Weedman and Karen Miller prepare to lead mates in cheer for team, at right may be seen some of Mrs. Petrie's pupils looking on as Senorita Haataia poses in South American costume, undefeated footballers get the how to do it from By , Dick Weissenfluh demonstrates form that won him foul shooting title, Why Mr. Cheatley, you never yell at us like that in class! Are all referees really blind? HOUR5'

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Row I- Row 2 Row 3: Row 4: Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 am W ig ZW firm , M W x v MRS. SADLlER'S HOME ROOM Mitchell Keisala, Joey Wodaege, Sherman Petty, Craig Leathers, Lyle Handy, Ronald Risley. Gerry Gregorius, Charlene Satterlee, Hilda Cornwall, Judy Duchscher, Margaret Fleetwood, Darell Robinson. Mrs. Sadlier, Paul Johnson, Donna Bailey, Mary Lillard, Ronald West, Dorothy Hoefs, Joan Hansen, David Weeclman. Marlene Hess, Patty Elliott, Betty Engman, Judy Johnson, Frances Owen, Roberta Kysar. MRS. PETRIE'S HOME ROOM Harry Slayter, Billy Northcut, Curtis Robertson, Henry Kramer, Gary Oliver, Dick Weissenfluh. Carol Schurman, Sandra Dehning, Terry Haataja, Judy Ann Swett, Dianne Hill, Judy Grindheim. Mrs. Petrie, Jim Adams, Lynn Runnion, Billy Cook, Ronald Waldner, Frank Walgomat, Larry Hess, Weese. X Michael Feris, Bonnie Israel, Lynette Sage, Joan Kerwood, Gayle Lanphear, John Schmitz. Dan . , , , l X v- - ., , , V an Q P' ie, 1