Highland High School - Tycoma Yearbook (Cowiche, WA)

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Left to right: Renee Bedard, Nellie Judd, Velda Wilson, Marilyn Raymond, Jean Snipes, Marlene Bline, Beverly Willard. E g I I lame Left to right: Robin Bedard, Millicent Pue, Francine Woodin, ,lean Snipes, Evva Cano. Left to right: Marlana Kroger Shirley Hinkle, Barbara Beffa Rolliemae Burnam, .lane Town send, Sharon Linse.

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Left to right: Laverne Barnes Shirley Wilson Barbara Barrett Marlene Bline Nellie Judd Millicent Pue Darlene Melton Left to right: Pat Paradis, Emma Lou Perdue, Gwen Williams, Darlene Weaver, Sharon Richey, Starlene Morris, Milly Sanger. There was a big job to be done this year with so many students and the ever increasing supply of books. The new girls soon learned the ropes under the constant and helpful guidance of Mrs. Carey. Their many duties were checking out maga- zines, stamping and shelving books and last, but not least, tracing overdue books. The girls met once a Week with Mrs. Carey for class. Happy Birthday, Mrs. Carey! All Work and no play makes for sad-faced li- brarians, so We managed to meet once a month for a party and some fun. At these parties two girls shared the honor of hostess. Mrs. Carey entertained the g-irls at Christmas with a potluck dinner. ln May the Library Club had their annual dinner-theater party in Yakima.

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Standing, left to right are: Kay Henderson, Vice President, Janet Fergeson, Treasurer? Horst, Reporter, Mrs. Bunnell, Advisorg Phyllis Marley Song Leader, Nancy Hafsos, Secre- aryg and Phyllis Vance, President, ?.7f.,4. The F.F.A. is a national organiza- tion of boys enrolled in Vocational agriculture in our high schools. Chapters are found in all the forty- eight states, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. Four degrees of membership are Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. Nr U y .M A 117 X I ,A MMR-?Z fe-rf' t ' V v Y M mf I Q, iii q X vi f F.H.A.'s activities for this year were making Glow can- dles for a Christmas sale, and finishing a child's quilt to go to a family along with a Christmas basket. We also had the biggest enrollment that the Highland chapter has ever had. Our Club con- sisted of thirty-six members. We sent two representatives' to the state convention which was held in Seattle. We also attended two regional meet- ings at 'Ellensburg and Sun- nyside. Our most exciting project this year was going to other schools in our area, to start F.H.A. chapters. They were Yakima, Naches and Selah. ?.?.,4. Standing, left to right are: Tom Carey, Secretary, Mr. Roy Hallstrdm, Advisor Dale Wilkensen, Vice President, Nathan Wherry, Reporterg Nick VanderHouwen Sentinelg C. G. Robbins, Treasurerg and seated on the tractor is Mike Paradis President.